As a family company, we work for babies and their safe future. For this reason - from the very beginning - working in a sustainable and responsible way has been central to everything we do.
Is there anything more sustainable than working for the future of the next generation and their environment? We work for the wellbeing, safety and health of babies all over the world.
Leading the way
We aim to act accordingly to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and therefore brought our existing sustainability strategy into line with them.
We are committed to sustainability
MAM participates voluntarily in many initiatives and projects that have helped to promote and contribute to sustainability. We are, for example, members of the UN Global Compact, the Austrian CSR Platform respACT and Co-founder of Austria’s leading recycling specialist ARA (Altstoff Recycling Austria).
Collaborating with partners
We constantly maintain and improve an active dialogue with our stakeholders – our employees, owners, parents, medical experts, distribution and trading partners as well as our suppliers. We also prefer to only work with people and partners who care about the next generation as much as we do.
Save energy & CO2
Sustainable resources and materials
We are deeply committed to ensuring that our chosen materials are safe, of high quality and do not harm the environment. Therefore, we are constantly working on solutions for ecological baby products. Please find more information at MAM Quality & Safety.
We contribute to society in different ways. Our commitment includes collaborating with over 30 medical experts, promoting research on baby health and supporting socially disadvantaged children and families through worldwide corporate giving programs.
I think of MAM as a big family with contemporary priorities that include the development of education and research programs that contribute to children’s health.
Some examples of our charity work:
Sustainability Awards
Here you can explore the awards and nominations we have received in recent years: