Tolga Plastik sets and follows annual quality targets for each appropriate activity and level. Within the scope of the Quality Management System, legal conditions, strategic plan, and other top policy documents were taken into consideration while setting the targets, and in this framework, previously encountered non-conformities were also evaluated together with the opinions of the employees. In addition, measurable control criteria are determined based on processes and process performances are monitored. These targets are finalized and evaluated at the Management Review meetings. The targets are consistent with the Quality Policy, including the commitment to continuous improvement. The targets are evaluated within the commitment to continuous improvement, their realization is followed, and revisions are made if necessary. The determination of the goals and targets and the monitoring of the deviations in the targets because of the implementations are carried out according to the relevant support documents.
Tolga Plastik employees; With the awareness that nature, of which we are a part, does not belong only to us, it aims to leave a clean and livable world to the next generations in line with the idea of protecting natural life, the environment and controlling the use of resources. For this purpose, we will prevent pollution with all our activities, minimize pollution at its source, keep our waste under control and minimize it, encourage recycling, keep natural resource consumption under control, increase the environmental awareness of our employees, and as Tolga Plastik, we will primarily comply with legal customer-specific conditions at local, national, and international levels. We undertake to comply with the rules and laws, to cooperate with official institutions, to attach importance to training and activities that promote the protection of the environment and human health, to review our environmental goals and objectives every year and to ensure the continuous development of the "Environmental Management System".