The Aluminium Stewardship Initiative (ASI) has been at the forefront of promoting sustainability within the aluminium sector by fostering collaboration and setting high standards for social responsibility, environmental stewardship, and ethical practices.
ASI certification signifies a strong commitment from aluminium producers and users to upholding these standards, ensuring a positive impact across the entire value chain.
ASI welcomed Asist Alüminyum Profil San. ve Tic (Asistal) as its newest Production & Transformation member. Asistal, a prominent global manufacturer operating in 40 countries across the Balkans, Europe, the Middle East, and Central America, has been enriching lives since 1994.
The company’s state-of-the-art production facilities, which cover over 50,000 m² of outdoor space and an impressive indoor area of 32,000 m², underscore their commitment to quality and innovation. These modern facilities encompass various essential units, including Foundry, Molding Room, Extrusion Press Line, Anodizing Line, Electrostatic Powder Coating Lines, Wood Transfer Line, Assembly Line with Thermal Barrier, Mechanical Process Line, Quality Control and Material Testing Department, as well as Packaging and Shipping Department. 
Muzaffer Öztel, Chairman of the Board at Asistal, emphasized the company’s unwavering dedication to sustainability, stating, “At Asistal, sustainability is a core focus, and we continuously strive to optimize resource usage and promote environmentally friendly investments. Leveraging our expertise in production, process development, and aluminum materials, we actively participate in international projects aimed at minimizing the environmental footprint of production processes and enhancing energy efficiency.”
Öztel further expressed the company’s alignment with ASI’s methodology, which closely resonates with their sustainability goals and offers valuable insights for improving the sustainable production of aluminum products. By joining ASI, Asistal aims to further strengthen its commitment to a sustainable future and contribute to global efforts in responsible aluminum production.
Asistal’s membership in ASI not only underscores their dedication to environmental responsibility and sustainable business practices but also highlights their proactive role in shaping the future of aluminium production. With a focus on innovation and sustainable development, Asistal’s participation in ASI sets a commendable example for the industry as a whole.
The addition of Asistal to ASI’s network of members reaffirms the organization’s mission to drive positive change and foster sustainability within the aluminum sector. It also reflects the growing momentum of the industry in embracing responsible production practices and aligning with global sustainability initiatives.
With Asistal’s expertise and commitment to sustainable practices, their collaboration with ASI is poised to yield far-reaching benefits for the industry and the broader environment. Together, they will continue to elevate the standards of responsible aluminum production, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable and ethical future for the sector.
The partnership between Asistal and ASI marks a significant step toward advancing sustainability and ethical practices within the aluminium sector. Asistal’s proactive stance and dedication to sustainability are commendable, and their involvement in ASI further solidifies their position as a leader in responsible aluminum production.
As the industry continues to evolve, collaborations such as this will play a pivotal role in driving positive change and setting new benchmarks for sustainable practices. With Asistal’s induction, the ASI community gains a valuable ally in its mission to create a more sustainable and socially responsible aluminium value chain.
Through ongoing collaboration and a shared commitment to sustainability, Asistal and ASI are poised to make a meaningful impact, furthering the cause of responsible and sustainable aluminum production.
Source: ASI with additional information added by GlassBalkan
