by Josep Maria Reichardt 
What is the EMAS regulation and why does your company need it? The EMAS Regulation It is part of the Environmental Compliance, that is to say, the set of rules and procedures that companies must follow for legislative compliance in matters of environmental control and industrial hygiene.
Trunk Bay offers you a service of environmental consulting that makes an evaluation and analysis of environmental aspects and impacts, with assistance in the management and application of waste legislation that guarantees that your company can comply with Environmental Compliance.
It also offers an environmental communication service with the design of communication campaigns, the environmental product declaration (EDP).
Regulation (EC) No. 1221/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council, known as the EMAS Regulation (Eco-Management and Audit Scheme), is a European Union environmental management and audit scheme that aims to improve the environmental management of organizations. The scheme is voluntary, but organizations that choose to participate must meet very strict environmental standards and are subject to independent auditing. In addition, organizations participating in the scheme must regularly communicate their environmental performance to their stakeholders and can use the EMAS logo to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability.
Trunk Bay offers you environmental management systems to obtain the ISO 14001 standard, in accordance with what is required by the EMAS regulation. The ISO 14001 standard aims to help companies implement an Environmental Management System (EMS) that allows them to identify and manage environmental risks as a result of their activity.
The EMAS Regulation is a European model that allows organizations to voluntarily adhere to a community system of environmental auditing.
The objective of the EMAS Regulation is to achieve improvements in the environmental performance of companies through the establishment and application of an environmental management system.
The EMAS Regulation is a tool that complements EU policies to achieve sustainable development.
Organizations registered in the EMAS Regulation commit to reduce their environmental impact globally. This involves everything from reducing energy and raw material consumption to reducing waste.
