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Accent Group Sustainability Actions

Leading packaging performance

Accent Group was given a packaging performance level of 4, which APCO calls "Leading," in its 2026 annual report. APCO, the Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation, is a not-for-profit group that helps businesses move toward a circular economy for packaging, meaning materials are kept in use for longer and waste is reduced. This suggests the company has made progress on packaging management compared with many peers.

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Low ESG risk rating

Sustainalytics gave Accent Group an ESG Risk Rating of 16, which it places in the low-risk category. ESG means environmental, social, and governance issues. Sustainalytics is an independent research firm that looks at how much risk a company faces and how well it manages those risks. A low-risk score does not mean there are no problems, but it does suggest the company is seen as managing major ESG risks better than many others in its sector.

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Public code of conduct

Accent Group has a publicly available corporate governance policy that includes a code of conduct. A code of conduct is a basic rulebook for how a company expects people to behave. This is a governance step rather than proof of strong performance, but it shows the company has at least published some formal rules for business behaviour.

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Modern slavery statement graded C

Monash University’s review of modern slavery disclosure gave Accent Group a grade of C in 2021. Modern slavery disclosure is a company’s public reporting on how it tries to spot and reduce risks such as forced labour in its operations and supply chain, meaning the network of suppliers and makers behind its products. A C grade suggests the company’s reporting was present but not especially strong.

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