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the development of CO -neutral in particular high costs, an ab-
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production models. sence of managerial experience
in implementing the change and
Cooperation the the lack of eco-friendly alterna-
key to progress tives. Many of the respondents
Many companies cited changing hoped that more political sup-
customer requirements above all port would be given in future to
as the driver for sustainable pro- medium-sized companies trying
cesses along with their own cor- to achieve greater sustainability.
porate values, which accorded One thing became increas-
a high priority to the protection ingly clear at the Interzoo ses-
of nature and the environment. sion: when it comes to a topic
Statutory regulation and poten- as complex as sustainability, an
tial competitive advantages were ongoing exchange of experience
also instrumental in companies and opinions with other compa- Photo: WZF, Thomas Geiger
moving towards greater sustain- nies in the pet sector is extremely
ability. Factors named by the important. And this is the reason
companies surveyed as a deter- why WZF is focusing so closely Dr Rowena Arzt, director of exhibitions at WZF, led a multifaceted session
rent to more sustainability were on this issue. n on sustainability at Interzoo.

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