Apollo Fire Detectors Joins the United Nations Global Compact
Apollo is proud to announce that it has joined the United Nations Global Compact, committing to responsible business practices and supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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Celebrating 30 Years: Nora’s Journey with Apollo Germany
When Nora Gehner joined Apollo Germany in 1996, the company looked very different from what it is today.
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Celebrating Success at the Women in Fire Safety Awards 2026
Apollo is proud to celebrate the achievements of two exceptional colleagues at the WIFS 2026
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Apollo Welcomes Cranford Controls into the Business
Apollo Fire Detectors and Cranford Controls have united to create a stronger UK fire safety manufacturing force, with a shared focus on quality, precision engineering, and customer support.
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Apollo Strengthens Sustainability Performance with EcoVadis Gold Rating
An improved score of 86/100 and a place in the 98th percentile provide further independent recognition of Apollo’s progress as we expand our sustainability work across People, Planet and Product and help drive positive change throughout the industry.
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Three new certified Environmental Product Declarations join Apollo's expanding portfolio, supporting greater eco transparency in the fire industry.
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How Apollo is Helping Businesses Navigate Sustainable Fire Detection
Organisations are now increasingly expected to demonstrate environmental responsibility through their supply chain. Whether it's pursuing net-zero targets, meeting ESG commitments, or supporting sustainable building certifications, access to credible supplier data is more important than ever.
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Apollo Named ESG Company of the Year at FSM Awards 2026
Apollo's latest industry recognition celebrates a year of significant sustainability achievements, spanning responsible sourcing, product transparency and environmental innovation.
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EPDs and the Path to Net Zero Fire Safety Systems
As the construction industry accelerates towards net‑zero carbon buildings, attention is increasingly focused on the embodied carbon of all building systems, not just structure and energy use. Fire detection and alarm systems are essential life‑safety measures, yet their environmental impact has historically been poorly understood or excluded from whole‑life carbon assessments.