Zitro has achieved ISO 14064-1 certification successfully.

Earlier this year, Zitro, the leading supplier of video bingo and video slot games, solutions, and systems, reinforced its dedication to sustainability by obtaining ISO 14067 certification. This significant achievement strengthened the company's commitment to transparently measuring and reporting the carbon footprint of its products. Recently, Zitro announced that it has obtained another certification, further underscoring its commitment to sustainability.

On Tuesday, the company announced it has achieved ISO 14064-1 certification. This standard is crucial for managing and improving its corporate carbon footprint through a rigorous certification process. In a press release, Zitro stated: Achieving the ISO 14064-1 certification is a vital milestone for us in enhancing a sustainable business model that adheres to the highest international standards of corporate responsibility. After completing the certification process and receiving accreditation, Zitro confirms its global capability in managing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

The certification significantly improves the company's ESG management and strengthens its ongoing efforts to reduce CO2 emissions. It addresses three main emission categories: 1. Scope 1 encompasses direct emissions from Zitro-owned or leased vehicles used at all of its global locations. 2. Scope 2 involves indirect emissions related to energy consumption in Zitro's offices, warehouses, and laboratories. 3. Scope 3 includes both indirect and direct emissions throughout the company's value chain, such as those from customers, travel, distribution, and suppliers. Zitro received this new certification shortly after expanding its presence in Mexico through a partnership with Caliente Casino Hipódromo. Announced earlier this month, this collaboration introduced Zitro's innovative CONCEPT cabinet line along with popular games, enhancing the operator's offerings. Prior to this, Zitro also launched its CONCEPT cabinet line and games at Winpot Mexicali in a similar strategic initiative in Mexico.