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Reef Corporate Sustainability Actions

Publishes sustainability pages

Reef has several public pages about sustainability, including sections on responsibility, impact, environment, and ESG. These pages show that the brand is at least trying to share some information about its environmental and social approach. However, the public material shown here does not include a full sustainability report or detailed data on goals, supply chains, or progress. That means readers can see that Reef has started to talk about sustainability, but the level of detail is still limited.

Offers some lower-impact products

Project Reef, a related Reef brand, says its products include reef-safe mineral sunscreen and sun care. Commons Earth says the products use some organic ingredients and are labeled cruelty free, meaning they are not tested on animals. It also notes that some packaging includes ocean-bound plastic and post-consumer recycled plastic, although the exact percentages are not clear. This suggests some effort to reduce harm, but the information is still incomplete.

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Measures and reports emissions

Commons Earth says Project Reef internally measures and publicly reports its company-level emissions as a Climate Label certified company. It also says the brand shares a breakdown by emissions scope, which means it separates different parts of its greenhouse gas output instead of giving only one total number. The most recent reporting period listed was 2024, and the estimated footprint was 98 tons of CO2e, a common way to measure climate pollution. This is a useful sign of transparency, even though the brand is not on track for its targets.

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Uses climate certification

Commons Earth says Project Reef is certified climate neutral by Change Climate Project through The Climate Label and offsets emissions from its full value chain. A carbon offset is a credit used to balance out emissions elsewhere, usually by funding climate projects. This shows the brand is using a formal climate framework, but offsets do not remove the emissions themselves. Commons Earth also says the brand has interim plans and has reported progress within the past year.

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Belongs to pro-climate groups

Commons Earth says Project Reef belongs to several smaller pro-climate advocacy groups, including Ocean Positive, Coral Reef Alliance, Surfrider Foundation Maui Chapter, Captains for Clean Water, SeaTrees, and Tipu Tipu. These memberships suggest the brand is connected to environmental advocacy and ocean-related causes. The source does not say how active the brand is in each group, so this should be read as a sign of association rather than proof of direct impact.

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