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ESG Steering Committee

Outform has established an ESG Steering Committee responsible for overseeing the continuous improvement of sustainability initiatives. This committee is led by Rob Crisafulli, Chief Operating Officer; Kim Andrade, Chief Human Resources Officer; and David Littlefield, Managing Director EMEA. The committee’s responsibilities include aligning ESG priorities with business objectives, monitoring progress on sustainability initiatives and supplier compliance, ensuring transparency in ESG reporting and stakeholder communications, and addressing challenges and opportunities in sustainability across operations and supply chains.

2023 emissions reduction

In 2023, emissions decreased by 10% year-over-year, totaling a reduction of 94,000 kg of COâ‚‚ compared to 2022. Outform says it continuously monitors and reduces its COâ‚‚ equivalent emissions through targeted actions, including lowering energy and gas consumption, rationalizing fleet usage, and encouraging employees to use sustainable transport.

Automated lighting control

Since 2022, electricity consumption has been reduced through automated lighting control in production, with a minimum reduction of 10,000 kW per year. The policy also lists annual electricity, gas, and utility consumption figures as part of its environmental reporting.

Certifications and accreditations

Outform and its supply chain partners maintain key environmental and ethical certifications, including ISO 14001 Environmental Management System, FSC Certification, SEDEX/SMETA, and ECOVADIS. These are described as supporting compliance with environmental regulations, responsible forest management, social and ethical compliance in the supply chain, and environmental, social and governance performance.

Supplier sustainability requirements

Outform requires all suppliers and business partners to implement environmental goals for minimizing utility consumption, provide full transparency into material sourcing, production processes, and environmental impact, avoid hazardous or restricted substances, and develop continuous improvement plans to increase the use of environmentally friendly materials in their supply chains.

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