Diversity
International Women’s Day – driving equality forward
At Stena Line, inclusion isn’t just a goal – it’s how we move forward. As International Women’s Day approaches on 8 March, we take a moment to reflect on the steps we’re taking to ensure equal opportunities for everyone. While we’ve made meaningful progress, we know there’s still work to do. That’s why we’re actively driving change to create a more inclusive workplace.
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We’re certified for our sustainability commitment – again!
We’re proud to announce we have received a renewed Green Marine certification for our efforts in reducing our environmental footprint.
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Revolutionising ferry food the sustainable way
Sustainability initiatives come at a cost, right? Well, not all of them. By making use of a forecasting tool and cooking fresh on order, our Food & Beverage team together with the regional chefs have managed to significantly reduce food waste and cut down on food costs – as well as increasing the quality and taste of the dishes prepared for our guests. The chefs’ professional pride has also increased. “It’s a win-win-win-win situation”, says Rikard Persson, Group Food & Beverage Manager at Stena Line.
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Stena Line announces change to Rosslare-Cherbourg service
Following a strategic route review, Stena Line has announced that from 27 October 2024, it will be withdrawing Stena Vision from its Rosslare-Cherbourg route.
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7 ways we’re making our food and beverage offer more sustainable
‘If we want to be a leader in sustainability, we need to consider it in every aspect of our operations,’ says Group head of Food and Beverages Rikard Persson. ‘We have a rigorous process when selecting items to use in our food production. When selecting ingredients used to create our menus, sustainability is just as important as quality, cost, and availability.‘ Here are seven ways we incorporate sustainability in our food and beverage offer.
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All aboard!
This June, we honour the LGBTQIA+ community by raising the Progress Pride flag on our vessels and in our ports across Europe. The updated flag adds more colours to the Rainbow design to symbolise black, brown, trans, nonbinary, and other gender non-conforming identities in the LGBTQIA+ community.
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Future-proofing our fleet by converting our Superfast ferries
To be a leader in sustainability, we need to invest in new ships as well as modifying our existing tonnage. As part of Stena Line’s sustainable journey, we are now starting a project to retrofit our Superfast VII and VIII vessels so that they are ready to run on alternative energy sources such as e-methanol and take shore power electricity.
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Stena Line acquires shares in Africa Morocco Link to expand outside of Europe
Stena Line has entered an agreement to acquire 49 percent of the shares in Morocco based ferry company Africa Morocco Link (AML).
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Stena Line launches newly refurbished ships on North Sea corridor
In response to the changing needs of its customers, Stena Line has carried out a major renewal of two of its ships, Stena Britannica and Stena Hollandica. The unique transformation, which took just 18 days per ship, offers new restaurant and bar options, modern and refreshed seating areas, and increased passenger capacity. In addition, the renovation of the ships is another step forward in Stena Line’s ambition to reduce its CO2 emissions by 2030 (based on our 2019 emission levels).
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Stena Line’s CEO Niclas Mårtensson appointed to lead the Supply Chain & Transport Industry Community at the World Economic Forum
Niclas Mårtensson, CEO at Stena Line, is the new Governor Chair of the Supply Chain & Transport Industry Community at the World Economic Forum. Niclas Mårtensson will represent Stena AB, playing a critical role in accelerating the transformation of the industry over the next two years.
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