’Returnable Transport Packaging has a key role in the transition to a circular and low-carbon economy.’
Schoeller Allibert’s sustainability strategy has three main pillars. These three pillars are based on a thorough assessment of our material sustainability topics and describe the main areas where we assess our contribution to positive change.
We design and innovate returnable packaging to meet the world’s need for sustainable and circular solutions.
We enable the transition to a low-carbon economy in packaging and help shape a greener future.
We respect and value our employees and all our stakeholders and live up to the highest standards of ethics and governance.
Schoeller Allibert has a long-standing history of driving innovation and creating efficient solutions for our customers. But our commitment to sustainability doesn’t stop there. It is our ambition to make packaging waste-free, climate-responsible, and fully circular. We help the world to move away from single-use solutions.
Ludo S. C. Gielen - CEO Schoeller Allibert
In our fast-moving world, packaging plays a supporting, yet crucial role across all supply chains and industries. To make packaging truly sustainable we need to both innovate our offerings and co-create supply chain solutions together with our customers.
Britta Wyss Bisang - Global Sustainability Director Schoeller Allibert
tons of plastic into new high-quality crates, boxes and pallets (31-07-2021)
Coming soon in Q4: download of sustainability report 2021 (and option to add some text later on to refer to the reports of the previous years) – link in the future an archive of sustainability reports.
Our partnerships and our alliances
Climate Partner
Together with the agency Climate Partner we have established the product carbon footprint of several of our products.
Roundtable for Circular Transport Packaging
Schoeller Allibert led the establishment and is a founding member of the RCTP, the Roundtable for Circular Transport Packaging. The RCTP’s mission is to promote the use of reusable and returnable plastic packaging, resulting in the overall reduction of plastic waste through advocating for a fair regulatory framework for secondary packaging.
South Pole Group
Schoeller Allibert has been working with the South Pole Group to assess our 2020 corporate carbon footprint and to develop our emission reduction strategy and targets.
Stiftung Initiative Mehrweg
Schoeller Allibert is an active member of the Stiftung Initiative Mehrweg which aims to provide support for the conservation of natural resources and the protection of the environment by increasing the amount of reusable packaging in all sectors.
UN Global Compact
At Schoeller Allibert we believe that businesses can and have to make a difference. We pledge to implement the Ten Principles of the United Nations Global Compact on human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption throughout our operations. Please find our commitment letter here and visit Homepage | UN Global Compact
Waste Free Oceans
Schoeller Allibert is a proud member of Waste Free Oceans (WFO) and is actively supporting the organization’s mission to reduce, reuse and recycle marine litter, mitigating the impact on both the environment and natural resources.
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