• Company: Conway Container Solutions SIA
  • Scope: global container trading and delivery
  • Location: Latvia
  • Document version: 1.0, 17 June 2025

1. Introduction

Conway Container Solutions SIA is committed to identifying, managing and reducing its environmental impact in line with the requirements of ISO 14001:2015. The environmental management system (EMS) is designed to continually improve environmental performance across all company activities, including container procurement, logistics, storage and delivery to customers worldwide.

2. Environmental policy

  • comply with all applicable environmental laws and other binding requirements;
  • reduce environmental impact, including greenhouse gas emissions, waste and pollution risks;
  • promote the efficient use of resources - energy, fuel and packaging;
  • involve employees in environmental training and inform them about environmental aspects.

3. Context of the organisation

External and internal factors: growing regulation of CO₂ emissions in logistics, customer demand for greener solutions, and the choice of logistics partners that follow sustainability principles.

Interested parties: customers, suppliers, public authorities, society and employees.

4. Significant environmental aspects

  • fuel consumption in container transport (impact on greenhouse gas emissions);
  • management of waste such as damaged containers and packaging materials;
  • possible leakage risks at storage sites;
  • electricity consumption in warehouses and offices.

The aspects are reviewed every year, their significance is assessed, and action plans are drawn up to reduce the impact.

5. Compliance obligations

The company identifies and complies with Latvian and EU environmental legislation, the environmental requirements of customers and partners, and contractual requirements for environmentally responsible operations.

6. Environmental objectives

  • reduce CO₂ emissions by 10% by 2026 by choosing greener logistics partners;
  • recycle or reuse 100% of damaged containers by the end of 2025;
  • reduce office electricity consumption by 15% by 2026.

7. Risks and opportunities

Environmental risks - leaks, waste generation and pollution risks in the supply chain - are analysed together with opportunities such as sustainable innovation and partnerships with green suppliers. A procedure is in place for assessing environmental risks and planning preventive measures.

8. Operational control

  • procedures are in place for all activities with significant environmental aspects;
  • environmentally responsible conduct is required from all suppliers;
  • warehouse and delivery operations are controlled - unloading and storage rules and safety instructions;
  • waste is sorted and handed over to licensed waste operators.

9. Emergency preparedness

Action plans are in place for container leaks or damage, warehouse fires and incidents involving environmentally harmful materials. Drills and training take place at least once a year.

10. Monitoring and improvement

  • internal audits are carried out every year;
  • progress on objectives is monitored and documented;
  • corrective and preventive actions are taken when nonconformities are found;
  • management reviews assess the system's effectiveness and the improvements needed.

11. Documentation

The system's documents are the environmental policy, procedures and instructions, audit reports, nonconformity records and reports on progress against objectives.

Read more about the company on the About Conway page.