Korozo Group is pleased to confirm that it has once again achieved an ‘A’ score for Climate from the Climate Disclosure Project (CDP), reflecting the company’s continued focus on structured climate governance, transparent reporting, and ongoing efforts to manage its climate-related impacts.
The Climate Disclosure Project (CDP) is a global non-profit organisation that operates an independent environmental disclosure system, enabling companies, capital markets, cities, states and regions to disclose and manage information related to climate change, water security and forests.
Korozo Group received the CDP Climate ‘A’ score for the second consecutive year, reflecting progress in its climate governance, data quality and disclosure practices over the reporting period.
Korozo Group’s Chief Innovation and Sustainability Officer, Dr. Betül Türel Erbay, said:
“As we continue our journey to strengthen our environmental stewardship and deliver sustainability, pack by pack, we recognise the CDP A score as an important external acknowledgement of our structured climate governance, data-driven target setting and continuous improvement approach.
It supports our ambition to further integrate sustainability considerations into our packaging solutions and operational practices, in line with a more circular future.”
Adam Barnett, CEO of Korozo Group, added:
“Achieving the CDP Climate A score for a second consecutive year reflects our continued focus on strengthening governance structures, improving the quality and consistency of our data, and integrating climate-related considerations into our business operations.
I am proud of the progress made across the Group and grateful to our teams, partners and customers for their ongoing engagement as we continue this journey.”
For more on Korozo Group and its sustainable flexible packaging solutions, please visit www.korozogroup.com/flexible-packaging