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Nefab Wins the Thales Global Supplier Award

We are happy to announce that our partner Thales has awarded Nefab with the Global Supplier Award in the ESG

We are happy to announce that our partner Thales has awarded Nefab with the Global Supplier Award in the ESG (Environmental Social Governance) category. This is an incredible recognition of Nefab’s purpose and value proposition. It’s about innovating together with our customers to save resources in supply with optimized packaging and logistics solutions.

Thales has awarded Nefab with the Global Supplier Award in the ESG (Environmental Social Governance) category

“With a global reach and local supply, Nefab focuses on recyclable materials, engineered solutions, and circular flows that enable us to contribute to a better tomorrow for our customers, for society, and the environment”, says Benoit Détharé, Nefab Managing Director, after receiving the award in France.

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