Wild Labs SpA Sustainability Profile

What do our labels mean?

Wild Labs SpA, operating as Casa Nativa, is a cleaning products company based in Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile. It is certified as a B Corporation since August 2023 and describes itself as a brand of sustainable cleaning products. The company says its purpose is to improve wellbeing by creating innovative, sustainable products with style. Its B Impact assessment highlights governance, workers, community, environment, and customers, with an overall score of 86.7. The company also presents itself as a communication, innovation, venturing and collaboration unit with an ethical design ethos and values of human dignity and ecological sustainability.

About Wild Labs SpA

Status
Unverified

Website
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Employees
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Country
Chile

Wild Labs SpA Sustainability Actions

B Corp certification

Wild Labs SpA earned an overall B Impact Score of 86.7 and qualifies for B Corp Certification. It has been certified since August 2023.

Uses recycled materials

Within the production process, Frilvam Spa uses recycled or reused materials. In particular, recycled or reused raw materials, used as production inputs, range from 20% to over 50% of the total raw materials used.

Measures carbon footprint

The company has completed the calculation of its carbon footprint, focusing on Scope 1 and Scope 2, which represent direct and indirect emissions related to the use of fuels and gases, as well as energy consumption.

LED relamping and efficiency

The company has committed itself to LED relamping of work environments and to various innovative investments in capacitors aimed at efficiency of consumption and company production.

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Works on sustainability projects

Frilvam Spa carries out projects in schools or in the community on issues related to sustainability.

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Wild Labs SpA Sustainability Commitments

2030

Long-term emissions reduction

Companies set themselves medium (5 years) and long (10 years) term targets for a percentage reduction in environmental impact. In fact, the goal is to reduce emissions by 2%- 5% in the first 5 years and by 5%-10% in the long term.