Project Merchandise Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

What do our labels mean?

Project Merchandise positions itself as a dedicated provider of sustainable merch in the UK. Its sustainability page says the company examines its own practices and those of its supply chain, focuses on innovative materials, efficient processes and waste reductions, and prioritises fair labour practices and safe conditions. It has B Corporation certification and says its product range is selected using nine product values and third-party accreditations. The company also reports carbon neutrality as of 2024, packaging reductions, end-of-life guidance for products, local sourcing where possible, and partnerships that support surplus redistribution and climate projects.

About Project Merchandise

Status
Unverified

Website
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Employees
5 - 25

Country
United Kingdom

Project Merchandise Sustainability Actions

B Corporation certification

Our dedication to doing business differently has earned us B Corporation certification, highlighting our commitment to a more sustainable future.

Carbon neutral in 2024

As of 2024, we are a carbon neutral company, independently certified by Control Union Certifications in accordance with the PAS2060 Carbon Neutral standard.

Third-party accreditations

We’ve searched far and wide to source products that have had their eco credentials certified to recognised third-party standards. Covering environmental and social aspects, these serve as reliable evidence of the sustainable properties and practices of the merch we offer and the suppliers we work with. With over 80% of our range covered by one or more third-party accreditations, displayed proudly on each product listing, you can rest assured that your merch has been sourced more sustainably.

Packaging reductions

We consider the packaging for all products we carry as part of our selection process, and work with our suppliers to push for more sustainable packaging. In addition, a growing proportion of our collection is marked as Plastic Free, considering a product and its packaging. These initiatives have allowed us to significantly reduce the amount of plastic (think laminated card boxes, polybags, plastic inserts, and foam) used to package our products.

End of life suggestions

In 2022, we made a commitment to provide clear, practical end of life suggestions for our products, a first for our industry. We’re now proud to announce that over 50% of our products feature end of life suggestions.

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