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people
•Continue to be a responsible manufacturer that considers the social fairness and wellbeing of all people in the House of Marley supply chain
•Ensure there is no risk of poor working conditions or unethical practice
across the entire Homedics supply chain
•Increase visibility and transparency of House of Marley operations
production
•Quantity House of Marley’s Scope 3 emissions to set our target for future emission reductions
•Improve suppliers’ GHGe measurement from 25% to 100%
•Increase suppliers’ net zero commitments from 20% to 100%
•Establish and implement a new carbon reduction plan to meet the House of Marley net zero commitments
planet
•Develop a carbon reduction plan that delivers net zero by 2050
•Focus on sourcing materials that are sustainable, natural, durable and efficient wherever possible
•Reduce or eliminate the the use of plastic in products and packaging
•Eliminate the need for waste to be sent to landfill by House of Marley and its first-tier suppliers while ensuring no hazardous discharges
•Improve control over the sources of materials; monitoring conflict minerals, recycled content and sustainable sources
what we’ve achieved so far
•Built a Green Management Team which reports directly to the House of Marley CEO
•Continued to explore improvement opportunities while reviewing existing practices, established standards and legislation
•Measured the House of Marley Scope 1 and 2 Greenhouse Gas Emissions
•Achieved a year-on-year increase in the number of products sold in Europe without plastic packaging by 24%
•Replaced office lighting to LED alternatives, saving nearly 6 tonnes of GHGe each year
•Introduced a hybrid/remote working pattern for employees, reducing road congestion and air pollution
•Improved the overall recycling rate of House of Marley’s global offices
•Switched to greener energy suppliers
•Removed propane tanks from House of Marley distribution centres and replaced with electric vehicles
