Empowering sustainable mobility

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In this Photo E-car charging station at VITO AG

By setting up three new e-car charging stations on our company premises, we are taking another step towards sustainability and technological progress. This will create optimal conditions for the gradual transition of our fleet to electric vehicles.

As a company, we are aware of the growing importance of sustainability and environmental protection. The new charging stations offer a more environmentally friendly way to power our vehicles with clean energy. The decision to gradually switch our fleet to electric cars is another measure to reduce our ecological footprint. Currently, we primarily rely on hybrid vehicles that combine the advantages of combustion engines and electric drives, enabling efficient fuel utilization.

"Sustainability and technological progress are top priorities at VITO AG," says Andreas Schmidt, CEO of VITO AG. These aspects are not only central to our internal company measures but also to our products. Our frying oil filters are designed to save significant amounts of frying oil and have a positive impact on the environment. VITO filters contribute to reducing resource consumption, minimizing waste, and lowering CO2 emissions in the gastronomy industry.

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