The Trophy Green Policy

With everyone's carbon footprint being analysed and indeed, debated, we would like to introduce you to our Trophy
Green Policy. First of all, this is the beginning of our Green Journey, but small improvements are happening all the time.
You will be delighted to learn that all leaflets, publications, catalogues, etc. are printed on a combination of recycled
paper and paper that is sourced from sustainable managed forests.

We'd love you to pass on any literature you receive from Trophy to a friend or relative when you have finished with it,
to give it a longer life, or recycle it when you're done. Who knows, it may come back to you again as another Trophy
pamphlet! Our offices have now become a greener place to work. Our principles are 'reduce, re-use, and recycle'.
We now recycle everything from paper to toner cartridges, computers to cardboard.

Finally, you may not be aware that we have always sourced as many of the ingredients for our pet foods in Britain,
as it is possible. We make our food in Northamptonshire, as opposed to on the continent or in the U.S.A. Therefore
we have very few food miles in getting the food to your door.

Here is our Official Environmental Policy Statement:

Trophy Pet Foods recognises its responsibility to respect the environment and will strive to achieve environmental best
practice throughout its business activity. The Directors of Trophy Pet Foods are committed to achieving the highest
standards of environmental performance.

We believe that everyone has a duty of care for the environment and to seek ways to conserve natural resources.
We are conscious of environmental issues and we believe that the pursuit of economic growth can be linked to ecological
protection. This is a collective issue which is the responsibility of government, business and the community at large. In
pursuit of our business goals, we will seek to minimise the wastage of raw materials and energy, and to minimise harmful
emissions resulting from our activities. We will comply with all relevant legislation concerning the environment and will
actively co-operate with the authorities on environmental protection matters. Where regulations do not exist we may set
our own standards of environmental performance.