Did you know that Poleva has shaped more than 100,000,000 insoles in the last 33 years? Besides making sure that each product is customised, our production lines use more and more sustainable materials. We will tell you how. READ MORE
Poleva: Sustainability in action
In 1989, we were born to shape innovation by creating quality products. However, we were also born to shape sustainability. And this result can be seen in all the products of Poleva’s sustainable line. READ MORE
Poleva attended Lineapelle in Milan
Lineapelle, the most important international fair dedicated to leather, accessories and footwear components, celebrated its centenary edition and Poleva was present. READ MORE
Poleva reusable bottle
Poleva’s priority is to set a sustainability purpose with the environment, so Poleva took the initiative to offer all employees a reusable bottle.
Poleva is certified by ISO 14001:2015
Poleva is certified by ISO 14001:2015 and this is a step towards assuming our environmental responsibility for Poleva products. It allows us to demonstrate our company’s commitment to environmental protection, pollution prevention and legal compliance.
Fibrenamics and Poleva present new FFP2 mask
The Nanomask is a new model of FFP2 mask, fully developed in Portugal, which uses nanofibers to ensure protection in a professional environment. The project developed in partnership with the University of Minho and Poleva, a company specialised in thermoforming technology, will display its results this Thursday, demonstrating the potential of nanotechnology for the creation of new products.
Sustainability has always been a priority at Poleva
Poleva was founded in 1989, because of a family’s desire to engage in another activity. In 2007, it changed its name and decided to invest in more innovative products and processes that are more complex, giving rise to the company, as we know it today.
2021 “will be a year fraught with uncertainty”
In an interview to APICCAPS, José Dias, Director of Felgueiras-based company, Poleva, specialised in the manufacture of insoles, says that 2021 “will be a year fraught with uncertainty”, and that prospects “are not good”, but he hopes that the footwear industry can fight to stay “in the market and make some progress”. READ MORE