Henkel AG & Co. KGaA

"We are also committed to zero net deforestation by 2020 and we expect our suppliers to support this aim. Some materials require specific attention, e.g. palm oil or pulp and paper."; "Our palm oil targets for 2025:Cover 100 percent of our demand with oils whose responsible sourcing is certified or externally confirmed: All palm and palm kernel oil used in our products should be derived from sustainably cultivated sources in line with the RSPO’s Mass Balance model. We are also aiming at certification according to the RSPO’s segregation model for the portion of palm oil and palm kernel oil that is directly sourced."

"We are also committed to zero net deforestation by 2020 and we expect our suppliers to support this aim. Some materials require specific attention, e.g. palm oil or pulp and paper."; "Our palm oil targets for 2025:Cover 100 percent of our demand with oils whose responsible sourcing is certified or externally confirmed: All palm and palm kernel oil used in our products should be derived from sustainably cultivated sources in line with the RSPO’s Mass Balance model. We are also aiming at certification according to the RSPO’s segregation model for the portion of palm oil and palm kernel oil that is directly sourced."

"We are also committed to zero net deforestation by 2020 and we expect our suppliers to support this aim. Some materials require specific attention, e.g. palm oil or pulp and paper."; "Our palm oil targets for 2025:Cover 100 percent of our demand with oils whose responsible sourcing is certified or externally confirmed: All palm and palm kernel oil used in our products should be derived from sustainably cultivated sources in line with the RSPO’s Mass Balance model. We are also aiming at certification according to the RSPO’s segregation model for the portion of palm oil and palm kernel oil that is directly sourced."

"We are also committed to zero net deforestation by 2020 and we expect our suppliers to support this aim. Some materials require specific attention, e.g. palm oil or pulp and paper."; "Our palm oil targets for 2025:Cover 100 percent of our demand with oils whose responsible sourcing is certified or externally confirmed: All palm and palm kernel oil used in our products should be derived from sustainably cultivated sources in line with the RSPO’s Mass Balance model. We are also aiming at certification according to the RSPO’s segregation model for the portion of palm oil and palm kernel oil that is directly sourced."

"Our palm oil targets for 2025...Cover 100 percent of our demand with oils whose responsible sourcing is certified or externally confirmed: All palm and palm kernel oil used in our products should be derived from sustainably cultivated sources in line with the RSPO’s Mass Balance model. We are also aiming at certification according to the RSPO’s segregation model for the portion of palm oil and palm kernel oil that is directly sourced...In fiscal year 2020, we were able to source 90 percent of our total demand for palm oil and palm kernel oil, together with the derivatives mainly used by Henkel, as certified raw materials in line with the RSPO’s Mass Balance model. In some markets, unfortunately, certified raw materials are still not available to us locally, due to insufficient demand in certain emerging markets. In these cases, we join forces with our suppliers to look for solutions or, alternatively, we have to import raw materials, at a corresponding cost in terms of time and effort. Additionally, a number of derivatives of palm kernel oil-based raw materials that we use in comparatively small quantities are still not available as RSPO-certified products. In these circumstances, too, we maintain an intensive dialog with our suppliers. The challenges mentioned above were compounded in 2020 by delays in RSPO certification for some suppliers as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic. We are confident that we will make further progress in the transition to certified raw materials in the years ahead, yet we must acknowledge that full transition of our value chains to sustainable palm oil remains challenging"

"Our palm oil targets for 2025...Cover 100 percent of our demand with oils whose responsible sourcing is certified or externally confirmed: All palm and palm kernel oil used in our products should be derived from sustainably cultivated sources in line with the RSPO’s Mass Balance model. We are also aiming at certification according to the RSPO’s segregation model for the portion of palm oil and palm kernel oil that is directly sourced...In fiscal year 2020, we were able to source 90 percent of our total demand for palm oil and palm kernel oil, together with the derivatives mainly used by Henkel, as certified raw materials in line with the RSPO’s Mass Balance model. In some markets, unfortunately, certified raw materials are still not available to us locally, due to insufficient demand in certain emerging markets. In these cases, we join forces with our suppliers to look for solutions or, alternatively, we have to import raw materials, at a corresponding cost in terms of time and effort. Additionally, a number of derivatives of palm kernel oil-based raw materials that we use in comparatively small quantities are still not available as RSPO-certified products. In these circumstances, too, we maintain an intensive dialog with our suppliers. The challenges mentioned above were compounded in 2020 by delays in RSPO certification for some suppliers as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic. We are confident that we will make further progress in the transition to certified raw materials in the years ahead, yet we must acknowledge that full transition of our value chains to sustainable palm oil remains challenging"

"Our palm oil targets for 2025...Cover 100 percent of our demand with oils whose responsible sourcing is certified or externally confirmed: All palm and palm kernel oil used in our products should be derived from sustainably cultivated sources in line with the RSPO’s Mass Balance model. We are also aiming at certification according to the RSPO’s segregation model for the portion of palm oil and palm kernel oil that is directly sourced...In fiscal year 2020, we were able to source 90 percent of our total demand for palm oil and palm kernel oil, together with the derivatives mainly used by Henkel, as certified raw materials in line with the RSPO’s Mass Balance model. In some markets, unfortunately, certified raw materials are still not available to us locally, due to insufficient demand in certain emerging markets. In these cases, we join forces with our suppliers to look for solutions or, alternatively, we have to import raw materials, at a corresponding cost in terms of time and effort. Additionally, a number of derivatives of palm kernel oil-based raw materials that we use in comparatively small quantities are still not available as RSPO-certified products. In these circumstances, too, we maintain an intensive dialog with our suppliers. The challenges mentioned above were compounded in 2020 by delays in RSPO certification for some suppliers as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic. We are confident that we will make further progress in the transition to certified raw materials in the years ahead, yet we must acknowledge that full transition of our value chains to sustainable palm oil remains challenging"

"Our palm oil targets for 2025...Cover 100 percent of our demand with oils whose responsible sourcing is certified or externally confirmed: All palm and palm kernel oil used in our products should be derived from sustainably cultivated sources in line with the RSPO’s Mass Balance model. We are also aiming at certification according to the RSPO’s segregation model for the portion of palm oil and palm kernel oil that is directly sourced...In fiscal year 2020, we were able to source 90 percent of our total demand for palm oil and palm kernel oil, together with the derivatives mainly used by Henkel, as certified raw materials in line with the RSPO’s Mass Balance model. In some markets, unfortunately, certified raw materials are still not available to us locally, due to insufficient demand in certain emerging markets. In these cases, we join forces with our suppliers to look for solutions or, alternatively, we have to import raw materials, at a corresponding cost in terms of time and effort. Additionally, a number of derivatives of palm kernel oil-based raw materials that we use in comparatively small quantities are still not available as RSPO-certified products. In these circumstances, too, we maintain an intensive dialog with our suppliers. The challenges mentioned above were compounded in 2020 by delays in RSPO certification for some suppliers as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic. We are confident that we will make further progress in the transition to certified raw materials in the years ahead, yet we must acknowledge that full transition of our value chains to sustainable palm oil remains challenging"

"The targets for 2025 are...Establish full traceability and transparency of the palm oil and palm kernel oil used in our products: We have learned from our activities that the issue of transparency and traceability needs further development, especially for palm-kernel-oil-based derivatives. We also find that cross-industry initiatives, such as “Action for Sustainable Derivates” (ASD), are needed to verify targets for zero net deforestation. With this in mind, we continue to pursue the goal of full transparency and traceability by 2025, together with our partners. In 2020, we were able to increase the traceability rate to 75 percent, all the way to the mill."

"The targets for 2025 are...Establish full traceability and transparency of the palm oil and palm kernel oil used in our products: We have learned from our activities that the issue of transparency and traceability needs further development, especially for palm-kernel-oil-based derivatives. We also find that cross-industry initiatives, such as “Action for Sustainable Derivates” (ASD), are needed to verify targets for zero net deforestation. With this in mind, we continue to pursue the goal of full transparency and traceability by 2025, together with our partners. In 2020, we were able to increase the traceability rate to 75 percent, all the way to the mill."

"The targets for 2025 are...Establish full traceability and transparency of the palm oil and palm kernel oil used in our products: We have learned from our activities that the issue of transparency and traceability needs further development, especially for palm-kernel-oil-based derivatives. We also find that cross-industry initiatives, such as “Action for Sustainable Derivates” (ASD), are needed to verify targets for zero net deforestation. With this in mind, we continue to pursue the goal of full transparency and traceability by 2025, together with our partners. In 2020, we were able to increase the traceability rate to 75 percent, all the way to the mill."

"The targets for 2025 are...Establish full traceability and transparency of the palm oil and palm kernel oil used in our products: We have learned from our activities that the issue of transparency and traceability needs further development, especially for palm-kernel-oil-based derivatives. We also find that cross-industry initiatives, such as “Action for Sustainable Derivates” (ASD), are needed to verify targets for zero net deforestation. With this in mind, we continue to pursue the goal of full transparency and traceability by 2025, together with our partners. In 2020, we were able to increase the traceability rate to 75 percent, all the way to the mill."

In their 2020 RSPO report, Kenkel AG report 109,913 total palm oil tons, of which 109,458 tons are certified. 

"Our palm oil targets for 2025...Cover 100 percent of our demand with oils whose responsible sourcing is certified or externally confirmed: All palm and palm kernel oil used in our products should be derived from sustainably cultivated sources in line with the RSPO’s Mass Balance model. We are also aiming at certification according to the RSPO’s segregation model for the portion of palm oil and palm kernel oil that is directly sourced...In fiscal year 2020, we were able to source 90 percent of our total demand for palm oil and palm kernel oil, together with the derivatives mainly used by Henkel, as certified raw materials in line with the RSPO’s Mass Balance model. In some markets, unfortunately, certified raw materials are still not available to us locally, due to insufficient demand in certain emerging markets. In these cases, we join forces with our suppliers to look for solutions or, alternatively, we have to import raw materials, at a corresponding cost in terms of time and effort. Additionally, a number of derivatives of palm kernel oil-based raw materials that we use in comparatively small quantities are still not available as RSPO-certified products. In these circumstances, too, we maintain an intensive dialog with our suppliers. The challenges mentioned above were compounded in 2020 by delays in RSPO certification for some suppliers as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic. We are confident that we will make further progress in the transition to certified raw materials in the years ahead, yet we must acknowledge that full transition of our value chains to sustainable palm oil remains challenging"

"The targets for 2025 are...Establish full traceability and transparency of the palm oil and palm kernel oil used in our products: We have learned from our activities that the issue of transparency and traceability needs further development, especially for palm-kernel-oil-based derivatives. We also find that cross-industry initiatives, such as “Action for Sustainable Derivates” (ASD), are needed to verify targets for zero net deforestation. With this in mind, we continue to pursue the goal of full transparency and traceability by 2025, together with our partners. In 2020, we were able to increase the traceability rate to 75 percent, all the way to the mill."

In their 2020 RSPO report, Kenkel AG report 109913.0 total palm oil tons, of which 109,458 tons are certified. 

"Our palm oil targets for 2025...Cover 100 percent of our demand with oils whose responsible sourcing is certified or externally confirmed: All palm and palm kernel oil used in our products should be derived from sustainably cultivated sources in line with the RSPO’s Mass Balance model. We are also aiming at certification according to the RSPO’s segregation model for the portion of palm oil and palm kernel oil that is directly sourced...In fiscal year 2020, we were able to source 90 percent of our total demand for palm oil and palm kernel oil, together with the derivatives mainly used by Henkel, as certified raw materials in line with the RSPO’s Mass Balance model. In some markets, unfortunately, certified raw materials are still not available to us locally, due to insufficient demand in certain emerging markets. In these cases, we join forces with our suppliers to look for solutions or, alternatively, we have to import raw materials, at a corresponding cost in terms of time and effort. Additionally, a number of derivatives of palm kernel oil-based raw materials that we use in comparatively small quantities are still not available as RSPO-certified products. In these circumstances, too, we maintain an intensive dialog with our suppliers. The challenges mentioned above were compounded in 2020 by delays in RSPO certification for some suppliers as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic. We are confident that we will make further progress in the transition to certified raw materials in the years ahead, yet we must acknowledge that full transition of our value chains to sustainable palm oil remains challenging"

"We are also committed to zero net deforestation by 2020 and we expect our suppliers to support this aim. Some materials require specific attention, e.g. palm oil or pulp and paper."; "Around 86 percent of suppliers use at least one certification system. The certificate used most often is FSC (Forest Stewardship Council), followed by PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification) and SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative)." 

"We are also committed to zero net deforestation by 2020 and we expect our suppliers to support this aim. Some materials require specific attention, e.g. palm oil or pulp and paper."; "Around 86 percent of suppliers use at least one certification system. The certificate used most often is FSC (Forest Stewardship Council), followed by PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification) and SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative)." 

"We are also committed to zero net deforestation by 2020 and we expect our suppliers to support this aim. Some materials require specific attention, e.g. palm oil or pulp and paper."; "Around 86 percent of suppliers use at least one certification system. The certificate used most often is FSC (Forest Stewardship Council), followed by PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification) and SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative)." 

"Henkel is committed to fostering a circular economy. This includes driving innovation in packaging solutions for our consumers and industrial customers, as well as engaging and collaborating with partners from across the entire value chain. At the same time, we aim to reduce production waste and promote a circular economy in our operations. We drive progress by systematically identifying waste streams and creating closed-loop systems where possible. Our focus lies on increasing recycling within our sites and on collaborating with our packaging suppliers. Our initiatives are centered around four key areas: Reducing material consumption and waste generation, reusing materials, recycling materials, and recovering energy...In 2020, we achieved a reduction of 44 percent. Based on this achievement, we aim to further reduce the overall volume of waste at our production sites by 50 percent per ton of product by 2025 compared to the base year 2010...Henkel is working with partners to trial further ways of reducing packaging materials. In 2020, for example, our certified natural cosmetics brand N.A.E. (Naturale Antica Erboristeria) launched a pilot project in cooperation with Amazon: a “solid item box”consisting of a solid shower care product and face wash, a solid shampoo and a reusable soap sachet – with no additional material used to wrap each item inside the box. The boxes are made of 100 percent FSC-certified paper and serve as shipping packaging, eliminating the need for additional secondary packaging from Amazon."

"Henkel is committed to fostering a circular economy. This includes driving innovation in packaging solutions for our consumers and industrial customers, as well as engaging and collaborating with partners from across the entire value chain. At the same time, we aim to reduce production waste and promote a circular economy in our operations. We drive progress by systematically identifying waste streams and creating closed-loop systems where possible. Our focus lies on increasing recycling within our sites and on collaborating with our packaging suppliers. Our initiatives are centered around four key areas: Reducing material consumption and waste generation, reusing materials, recycling materials, and recovering energy...In 2020, we achieved a reduction of 44 percent. Based on this achievement, we aim to further reduce the overall volume of waste at our production sites by 50 percent per ton of product by 2025 compared to the base year 2010...Henkel is working with partners to trial further ways of reducing packaging materials. In 2020, for example, our certified natural cosmetics brand N.A.E. (Naturale Antica Erboristeria) launched a pilot project in cooperation with Amazon: a “solid item box”consisting of a solid shower care product and face wash, a solid shampoo and a reusable soap sachet – with no additional material used to wrap each item inside the box. The boxes are made of 100 percent FSC-certified paper and serve as shipping packaging, eliminating the need for additional secondary packaging from Amazon."

"Henkel is committed to fostering a circular economy. This includes driving innovation in packaging solutions for our consumers and industrial customers, as well as engaging and collaborating with partners from across the entire value chain. At the same time, we aim to reduce production waste and promote a circular economy in our operations. We drive progress by systematically identifying waste streams and creating closed-loop systems where possible. Our focus lies on increasing recycling within our sites and on collaborating with our packaging suppliers. Our initiatives are centered around four key areas: Reducing material consumption and waste generation, reusing materials, recycling materials, and recovering energy...In 2020, we achieved a reduction of 44 percent. Based on this achievement, we aim to further reduce the overall volume of waste at our production sites by 50 percent per ton of product by 2025 compared to the base year 2010... our suppliers used 69 percent recycled material in 2020. Around 86 percent of suppliers use at least one certification scheme. The certificate used most often is FSC (Forest Stewardship Council), followed by PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification) and SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative)...Henkel is working with partners to trial further ways of reducing packaging materials. In 2020, for example, our certified natural cosmetics brand N.A.E. (Naturale Antica Erboristeria) launched a pilot project in cooperation with Amazon: a “solid item box”consisting of a solid shower care product and face wash, a solid shampoo and a reusable soap sachet – with no additional material used to wrap each item inside the box. The boxes are made of 100 percent FSC-certified paper and serve as shipping packaging, eliminating the need for additional secondary packaging from Amazon."

"Henkel is committed to fostering a circular economy. This includes driving innovation in packaging solutions for our consumers and industrial customers, as well as engaging and collaborating with partners from across the entire value chain. At the same time, we aim to reduce production waste and promote a circular economy in our operations. We drive progress by systematically identifying waste streams and creating closed-loop systems where possible. Our focus lies on increasing recycling within our sites and on collaborating with our packaging suppliers. Our initiatives are centered around four key areas: Reducing material consumption and waste generation, reusing materials, recycling materials, and recovering energy...In 2020, we achieved a reduction of 44 percent. Based on this achievement, we aim to further reduce the overall volume of waste at our production sites by 50 percent per ton of product by 2025 compared to the base year 2010... our suppliers used 69 percent recycled material in 2020. Around 86 percent of suppliers use at least one certification scheme. The certificate used most often is FSC (Forest Stewardship Council), followed by PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification) and SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative)...Henkel is working with partners to trial further ways of reducing packaging materials. In 2020, for example, our certified natural cosmetics brand N.A.E. (Naturale Antica Erboristeria) launched a pilot project in cooperation with Amazon: a “solid item box”consisting of a solid shower care product and face wash, a solid shampoo and a reusable soap sachet – with no additional material used to wrap each item inside the box. The boxes are made of 100 percent FSC-certified paper and serve as shipping packaging, eliminating the need for additional secondary packaging from Amazon."

"Around 86 percent of suppliers use at least one certification system. The certificate used most often is FSC (Forest Stewardship Council), followed by PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification) and SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative)." 

"Henkel is committed to fostering a circular economy. This includes driving innovation in packaging solutions for our consumers and industrial customers, as well as engaging and collaborating with partners from across the entire value chain. At the same time, we aim to reduce production waste and promote a circular economy in our operations. We drive progress by systematically identifying waste streams and creating closed-loop systems where possible. Our focus lies on increasing recycling within our sites and on collaborating with our packaging suppliers. Our initiatives are centered around four key areas: Reducing material consumption and waste generation, reusing materials, recycling materials, and recovering energy...In 2020, we achieved a reduction of 44 percent. Based on this achievement, we aim to further reduce the overall volume of waste at our production sites by 50 percent per ton of product by 2025 compared to the base year 2010... our suppliers used 69 percent recycled material in 2020. Around 86 percent of suppliers use at least one certification scheme. The certificate used most often is FSC (Forest Stewardship Council), followed by PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification) and SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative)...Henkel is working with partners to trial further ways of reducing packaging materials. In 2020, for example, our certified natural cosmetics brand N.A.E. (Naturale Antica Erboristeria) launched a pilot project in cooperation with Amazon: a “solid item box”consisting of a solid shower care product and face wash, a solid shampoo and a reusable soap sachet – with no additional material used to wrap each item inside the box. The boxes are made of 100 percent FSC-certified paper and serve as shipping packaging, eliminating the need for additional secondary packaging from Amazon."

"Around 86 percent of suppliers use at least one certification system. The certificate used most often is FSC (Forest Stewardship Council), followed by PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification) and SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative)." 

"Henkel is committed to fostering a circular economy. This includes driving innovation in packaging solutions for our consumers and industrial customers, as well as engaging and collaborating with partners from across the entire value chain. At the same time, we aim to reduce production waste and promote a circular economy in our operations. We drive progress by systematically identifying waste streams and creating closed-loop systems where possible. Our focus lies on increasing recycling within our sites and on collaborating with our packaging suppliers. Our initiatives are centered around four key areas: Reducing material consumption and waste generation, reusing materials, recycling materials, and recovering energy...In 2020, we achieved a reduction of 44 percent. Based on this achievement, we aim to further reduce the overall volume of waste at our production sites by 50 percent per ton of product by 2025 compared to the base year 2010... our suppliers used 69 percent recycled material in 2020. Around 86 percent of suppliers use at least one certification scheme. The certificate used most often is FSC (Forest Stewardship Council), followed by PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification) and SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative)...Henkel is working with partners to trial further ways of reducing packaging materials. In 2020, for example, our certified natural cosmetics brand N.A.E. (Naturale Antica Erboristeria) launched a pilot project in cooperation with Amazon: a “solid item box”consisting of a solid shower care product and face wash, a solid shampoo and a reusable soap sachet – with no additional material used to wrap each item inside the box. The boxes are made of 100 percent FSC-certified paper and serve as shipping packaging, eliminating the need for additional secondary packaging from Amazon."