BFF joins the local network of the UN Global Compact in Serbia

Baby Food Factory (BFF), a member of the Nelt Group, become member of the Local Network of the United Nations Global Compact in Serbia. Through this step, BFF expresses its dedication to achieving global sustainable development goals and enhancing social responsibility.

The factory’s mission revolves the production of healthy and high-quality food for all generations, while taking into consideration consumer needs, environment, and social responsibility. Through its innovative Nutrino brand products, BFF constantly strives to promote the significance of proper nutrition and a wholesome lifestyle.

Being one of the most cutting-edge facilities in the region, BFF actively enhances its infrastructure with the objective of minimizing its ecological impact and endorsing sustainable energy development. “Joining the Local Network of the United Nations Global Compact marks a momentous stride for us. By engaging in collaboration with other companies and organizations, we continuosly refine our processes and practices in accordance with the principles of sustainable development, aspiring to serve as an inspiration for others to align themselves with this global agenda,” expressed Milena Cvetković, Director of Operations at BFF.

“We are pleased to have Baby Food Factory join us, especially at a time when the Global Compact Network in Serbia transitions from an informal initiative to a formal association after 15 years. Together with other member companies, BFF will contribute to the realization of the Sustainable Development Goals and the ten principles of the Global Compact,” stated Tijana Koprivica, a member of the Board of Directors of the Global Compact Network Serbia and the Director of Sustainable Business at Delta Holding.

The United Nations Global Compact represents the world’s largest initiative, uniting companies, institutions, civil society organizations, and business associations that adhere to universal principles encompassing human rights, labor rights, environmental protection, and anti-corruption efforts in their operations. With 60 local networks spanning across 162 countries, the Global Compact brings together over 16,000 companies and 4,000 organizations dedicated to sustainable development and business.