The continued evolution of Inside Sustainability

Welcome, Dear Reader, to the much anticipated and exciting… well we think it is… edition of Inside Sustainability. We introduced this new-look magazine last year to almost universal adulation. However, we have been busy bees, working hard to further improve things for you.

Therefore, the second issue has a revised layout. Gone, in part, is the traditional part one of the magazine that contained a wealth of information about multiple industry sectors. Our magazine is now essentially split into mini magazines, each having its own theme.

This issue has five sections: Automotive, Engineering & Services, Manufacturing, Packaging and Sea & Air. Ahead of any relevant company profiles and advertising is an outline of the latest industry news, facts, events, special reports or innovations.

For example, our automotive section in this edition commences with automotive focused news, facts, a special report and innovations. This is followed by an Alfa

Romeo F1 Team ORLEN article, that explores sustainability in sport and business, then two more automotive company profiles and complementary advertisements.

These themes will change every issue. Importantly, we will continue to accommodate all of you within each edition. The orig inal part one still exists, but with a more general feel.

Our aim is to make the magazine a more engaging experience by enabling you to skip to your most relevant section. Yet, from over 14 years of working with you all, it seems most industry sectors are directly or indirectly linked. Therefore, I believe the whole magazine will interest, regardless of your sector.

Without further ado, let me introduce you to this new-look edition of Inside Sustainability. As always, our job is to provide a media platform with a truly global reach, helping you showcase your business. Please help us to continue to improve by sending in your feedback, new ideas and suggestions for future editions. n

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