Sustainability
’Connecting the dots for sustainable supply chains’.
Download the summary of the Sustainability Strategy & Report 2023
In our pursuit of sustainability, we not only work to reduce our operational carbon footprint but we empower our clients to decarbonize their supply chains. By offering reusable, circular and digital solutions, we aim not only to set new standards in returnable transport packaging products but also to foster smarter, more efficient supply chains.
With millions of tons of packaging waste generated annually, a substantial part coming from transport packaging in supply chains, our reusable solutions stand out for their durability and sustainability, aligning closely with our mission to achieve full circularity by 2050. Find out more about our strategy in our summary.
Our Sustainability Strategy
Innovation for a circular economy
We design and innovate returnable packaging to meet the world’s need for sustainable and circular solutions.
Future proof planet
We enable the transition to a low-carbon economy in packaging and help shape a greener future.
Integrity at heart
We respect and value our employees and all our stakeholders and live up to the highest standards of ethics and governance.
Sustainability strategy & report 2022
This publication sets out how Schoeller Allibert works to fulfil its purpose of accelerating sustainable supply chains. Sustainability has always been at the heart of Schoeller Allibert’s business model, and our sustainability strategy has been designed to drive progress on the topics that are most pressing for society, the environment and our business.
Sustainable partnerships
Our partnerships and our alliances
At Schoeller Allibert, partnerships are more than just business. They’re a force for innovation and progress. We team up with forward-thinkers, game-changers, and sustainability champions to reimagine supply chains and make a difference.
With every alliance, we bring fresh ideas, smart solutions, and a dash of fun to the table. Because together, we’re not just building partnerships. We’re shaping the future, one sustainable solution at a time.
Other interestings studies and reports
Carbon Footprint of Food Packaging (Fraunhofer Institute, commissioned by the Stiftung Initiative Mehrweg, 2018)
Reusable VS single-use packaging: a review of the environmental impact (by Zero Waste Europe, University of Utrecht, and Reloop)
Reuse & Rethinking Packaging (by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation)
