At Hartmann, sustainability is a central pillar of our business – from the responsible use of resources to leading the world in moulded fibre egg packaging, the health of the environment has always been as important to us as the health of our bottom line.
That’s why we joined the United Nations Global Compact in 2003, signed the United Nations “Caring for Climate” Agreement in 2007, and in 2023, we committed to the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi) and halving our CO₂e emissions by 2030. Science-based targets set out a structured roadmap for a company to reduce its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in line with the Paris Agreement goals – showing them how much they need to cut and how quickly – in order to help mitigate the worst effects of climate change.
As part of this commitment, we’re now pledging to share our Product Carbon Footprint figures with our customers soon. This will ensure greater transparency around the CO₂ emissions related to our products and enable us to stay true to our core sustainability values of being accurate, responsible, and transparent.
Hartmann’s new Product Carbon Footprint figures will be calculated by a qualified external provider in accordance with:
Understanding a product's carbon footprint helps us take purposeful steps towards reducing emissions and enables the customer to make informed choices. Our commitment to transparent and reliable reporting is firmly rooted in internationally recognised standards and frameworks. This forms a solid foundation for us not only to strive for a more sustainable future but to benchmark our performance and ensure that we remain in the vanguard.
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