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On World Sustainable Transport Day — recognized by the United Nations as a moment to advance cleaner, more resilient mobility — we’re proud to highlight how Envu is taking action across our operations and value chain. At Envu, sustainability isn’t just about the innovations we deliver to customers — it’s also about how we operate. As we work to help our customers solve their most pressing environmental science challenges more sustainably, we are equally committed to reducing the impact of our own footprint. Transportation plays an important role in that effort. Across our global fleet and supply chain, we are taking meaningful steps to reduce emissions, improve efficiency and build resilience: ✅ Electrifying our fleet:   48% of our European vehicles are now electric, with additional EV transitions planned in both Europe and the U.S. ✅ Improving transportation efficiency:   We are optimizing warehouse placement and transportation routes to shorten delivery distances and reduce shipment frequency. ✅ Exploring lower-emission alternatives:   In line with Brazil’s national trends, we plan to move our vehicles to flex fuel vehicles that can run on ethanol, a more sustainable alternative to traditional gasoline. ✅ Diversifying our supply network:   We are expanding our supplier base and relocating certain production closer to customers to reduce transport emissions, minimize waste and increase operational resilience. These actions support Envu’s near-term, Science Based Targets initiative-aligned targets to reduce Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions and accelerate progress toward our global decarbonization strategy. 👉 Explore more of our progress in our latest Sustainability Report: https://lnkd.in/gxsene2e #Envu #SustainableTransportDay #SustainableTransport #Sustainability #Decarbonization #BeAForceWithNature #EnvironmentalScience

What do kids think their parents do at Envu? Turns out… some pretty amazing things. 🤩 We recently invited employees’ children from around the world to draw their version of “What my parent does at Envu.” The results? Creative. Funny. Adorable. And unmistakably full of pride. From tiny scientists in lab coats, to field technicians saving the day, to pest control heroes and laptop warriors working from home — these drawings capture the heart behind the work our people do every day — and they represent just a selection of the wonderful submissions we received. And while this activity was fun and heartwarming, it also reflects something important: At Envu, our work doesn’t just shape healthier environments — it shapes the people who do that work, and the families who support them. This contest is just one small way we celebrate our teams and strengthen the communities we’re part of — starting with our own Envu families. A special thank-you to our DRIVE Working Parents & Family Group for bringing this initiative to life and helping us create moments that connect and uplift our people. To every young artist who took part: thank you for sharing your imagination with us. 💚 And to the Envu parents who inspire them: thank you for everything you do. 💚💚 #Envu #OneTeamOneDream #BeAForceWithNature #LifeAtEnvu #EmployeeExperience #FutureGenerations #Community #PeopleAndCulture #EnvironmentalScience

At Turner & Sons Nursery in Tennessee, USA, weed pressure is constant — and so is the demand for healthier fruit trees, woody ornamentals and shrubs. In this episode of our Insight to Impact series, Production Manager John Adam Turner shares how collaboration with Envu and distribution partner BWI Companies, Inc. has helped his team strengthen their herbicide program, tackle persistent weed pressures and plan ahead with confidence.   This is what customer connection looks like in action. Watch the full story below — and use the link to explore more episodes in the Insight to Impact series. https://lnkd.in/gVNiXTSe #Envu #InsightToImpact #Ornamentals #NurseryProduction #CustomerSuccess #EnvironmentalScience #WeedControl #BeAForceWithNature

At Envu, innovation doesn’t just happen in the lab — it happens through people, collaboration and a shared passion to protect public health and the environments we live in. As recently featured in Pest Management Professional, the story behind Barricor® Essential Mosquito Control highlights how Envu teams take ideas from concept to reality — through scientific rigor, cross-functional testing, and incorporating direct feedback from customers in the field. Developed by Kyle Denk, Arunas Damijonaitis, and Debbie Koufas, this new space spray that launched in the U.S. earlier this year represents a breakthrough in mosquito management — a “green botanical” formulation based on essential oils that provides strong knockdown performance with no concern for drift on pollinators, humans or pets. That spirit of innovation reflects the 360° Innovation Strategy that Envu has embraced since becoming a standalone company in 2022 — a unique, comprehensive approach to developing and delivering environmental science solutions that goes beyond traditional in-house R&D. “We’ve been able to fuel our pipeline like never before,” says Bernard Jacqmin, Head of Global Innovation. “We continue working where we are strong with chemical solutions, but we are also advancing new technology spaces that are alternatives to chemicals, and we believe society at large is very much interested in these new trends.” Read more about the collaboration and development process that brought this groundbreaking product to the U.S. market: https://lnkd.in/g8AfDfDi #Envu #BeAForceWithNature #BarricorEssentialMosquitoControl #MosquitoManagement #NaturePositive #EnvironmentalScience #VectorControl #Innovation #Collaboration

At Envu, we believe that science connects people — across disciplines, borders, and generations — to build a healthier, more sustainable world.  This week — in honor of #WorldScienceDayForPeaceAndDevelopment — we’re highlighting how collaboration and innovation turn ideas into impact, helping to protect communities, support livelihoods, and promote the conditions for peace and progress. Despite major strides in malaria control worldwide, the disease continues to endanger millions of people in tropical regions and remains a leading cause of death among preventable infectious diseases. New and emerging strains are testing the limits of existing tools to control the mosquitoes that spread this complex and persistent disease. In Malaysia’s tropical forests, Envu scientists worked with the Institute For Medical Research (IMR) to pioneer an outdoor mosquito management strategy designed to protect communities from a newly emerging form of the disease, zoonotic “monkey malaria.” The results have strengthened Malaysia’s national malaria-control program and shown what’s possible when science, partnership and purpose come together to solve urgent public-health challenges. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/guf7hAK6 #ScienceDay #Envu #BeAForceWithNature #EnvironmentalScience #PublicHealth #VectorControl #MosquitoManagement #Innovation  

What does it mean to have a “One Team, One Dream” company culture? It means moving forward together, supporting each other and collaborating to make a difference — even beyond our daily work. 💚 This year, 409 Envu colleagues from around the world joined forces in the 2025 Envu Global Step Challenge. This challenge was not only about reaching a distance — it was about taking steps toward well-being, connection and sustainability. Every stride, walk and moment of movement added up, showing the bigger impact we can achieve through collaboration. Together, we covered 95,350 km (about 59,250 miles) — that’s 138 million steps, the equivalent of circling the Earth twice! Along the way, we “virtually visited” 40 world capitals, symbolizing the strength and reach of our global community. 🌍✨ And our impact went even further. Thanks to everyone’s participation, 40 trees were planted to help restore the last fragment of tropical rainforest in Kenya, supporting biodiversity, local livelihoods and a more sustainable future through the climate action platform Ecologi | B Corp™. 🌳 A huge thank you to all our Envu “Transformation Agents” and especially to Chiara Baldanzi, Jennifer Darnell, and Lucy Rankin for leading this initiative with energy and heart. 👏 #Envu #OneTeamOneDream #StepChallenge2025 #BeAForceWithNature #Sustainability #Wellbeing #EmployeeEngagement #HealthyEnvironments

We’re proud to announce the official opening of the new Envu Innovation Hub in Langenfeld, Germany — a purpose-built center designed to accelerate the development of next-generation environmental science solutions. The 2,800-square-meter (30,000-square-foot) space unites key R&D functions under one roof — from biological testing and formulation development to pilot plant operations — enabling our teams to bring innovations to market faster and more efficiently. As our CEO Gilles Galliou said, “We are excited to reach this milestone and start working from a facility specifically designed for our unique needs as a focused leader in environmental science innovation. This investment reinforces our commitment and capabilities to deliver solutions that help our customers protect the spaces society and nature share, today and well into the future.” Bernard Jacqmin, Head of Global Innovation for Envu, marked the occasion with a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony last week along with the 65 employees now working in the new state-of-the-art space. Learn more about this exciting milestone and how it will benefit Envu customers and partners around the world: https://lnkd.in/gYXZZzTe #Envu #BeAForceWithNature #EnvironmentalScience #Innovation #CustomerDriven

At Envu, we talk a lot about balance — and this is part of it: knowing when technology should lead, and when we need to lead ourselves. As we strive to innovate responsibly, we never lose sight of the greater balance — between society and nature. That’s where our purpose lives: creating environmental science solutions that help both thrive, together. Thank you to our CIO, Dell Joshi, for representing Envu at the Slalom #R42025 conference in October — and for reminding us that the future of AI, like sustainability, depends on how we choose to lead. #SlalomR4 #Envu #BeAForceWithNature #AI #Sustainability #Leadership #Innovation

Cities are more than concrete and steel — they are living systems where people and nature intersect. No matter where you are in the world, you’ve probably lived in or visited a city that looks like the ones you see here: filled with tree-lined streets, vibrant parks and sports fields, well-functioning infrastructure, and transportation systems that enable all the essentials of modern living. But what you DON’T see is just as important: 🪳 Cockroaches, rodents and other pests threatening public health in unmanaged areas.  🌿 Green spaces overrun with invasive weeds that crowd out native plants and pollinators and attract mosquitoes. 🌱 Weeds creeping across railways and roadways, creating public safety risks. On #WorldCitiesDay — created by UN-Habitat (United Nations Human Settlements Programme) to promote sustainable urbanization — we’re reminded that cities don’t just become more resilient on their own. They’re built through innovation, stewardship and collaboration that often go unseen. At Envu, we develop environmental science-based solutions that help cities thrive — from managing pests that threaten public health to maintaining vegetation that keeps infrastructure reliable and green spaces vibrant. Because sustainable cities don’t happen by chance — they happen through people committed to advancing healthier environments for everyone, everywhere. 💚    #WorldCitiesDay #Sustainability #UrbanSpaces #HealthyEnvironments #BeAForceWithNature #EnvironmentalScience #ResilientCities #Envu

Utility service providers don’t have to choose between grid reliability and biodiversity — they can deliver both. In a new article in T&D World, Envu Chief Sustainability Officer Marine Sanouiller shares how vegetation management practices that prioritize biodiversity are leading to fewer outages, safer crews and stronger ecosystems.    “This is not about choosing between reliability and sustainability. Targeted herbicide rotations demonstrate that the two can go hand in hand,” said Sanouiller.    At Envu, we work closely with those who protect the spaces where nature and society meet. In the industrial vegetation management space, that means partnering with utility providers and other land stewards to deliver innovative solutions that strengthen both manmade infrastructure and natural ecosystems — because a resilient future depends on both.    Read full article by Marine here: https://lnkd.in/gTKxfiF9    #Envu #BeAForceWithNature #HealthyEnvironments #EnvironmentalScience #Sustainability #Utilities #Biodiversity #VegetationManagement #IVM