Corporate and Social Responsibility

The pressure on retailers to act more sustainably has never been greater. Consumers are basing their purchasing on the environmental provenance of a product as well as its cost and quality. Technology has a major role to play in helping retailers meet their sustainability objectives, at a pace that best suits them and their business plans. Incorporating sustainable ways of working into the business doesn't have to involve costly or dramatic changes.

Torex has a range of solutions that enable companies to meet their sustainability objectives through unparalleled insight into their business and innovative technology used to track, respond to and profit from sustainability initiatives.

Our retail solutions can:

  • enable cashiers to record whether customers re-use their bags at the point of sale, and award loyalty scheme points accordingly
  • increase the number of paperless transactions by offering the customer the choice of a traditional printed record of the transaction or an electronic version, accessible by email or on a specific website
  • enable retailers to better manage stock, reducing both unnecessary transportation costs and the associated carbon footprint, creating a more smartly-stocked warehouse, and delivering additional productivity gains
  • Give retailers the power to quickly identify potential areas of waste within the business, such as stores that are consuming more energy than others, allowing managers to more effectively target improvements
  • Drive better demand forecasting and improved product planning, meaning fewer excess products produced, fewer initial resources to manufacture the products, less packaging and reduced transportation costs, and automated shutdown of PCs and workstations when not in use after a period of inactivity



proud to be a patronTorex is proud to partner with The Prince's Trust as our chosen charity in the UK. Torex are Patrons of The Trust's Retail Leadership Group and have been supporting The Prince's Trust since September 2010.