Brands That Care For The Environment
Brands That Care For The Environment: Environment today is a big cause of concern for anyone who cares for this planet. There are many companies in the world that have eco-friendly approach and they deserve recognition in that regard.
They are as follows:
Panasonic Product to Product Approach: Panasonic removes plastic from products like televisions, refrigerators, air conditioners, and washing or drying machines at the end of their life cycle and recycles them into materials that are once again used in household appliances. Additionally, under its afforestation scheme, it has planted 3.3 million trees around the world since 2007.
Timberland, Path of Service Program: Each Timberland employee is given up to 40 paid hours per year to dedicate to service, during which they create positive and sustainable impacts in their communities.
Earth Day in the spring and Serv-a-palooza in the fall are two global days of service organized by Timberland. Earth Day events focus on protecting the environment and greening our communities, whereas the other focuses on addressing social and environmental needs. The company has planted more than 5 million trees worldwide, framed and delivered 14 Habitat for Humanity houses for communities ravaged by natural disasters and built six water towers that provide clean drinking water to the locals.
Starbucks C.A.F.E Program: C.A.F.E. program, Starbucks has set guidelines to increase product quality, social and economic responsibility and environmental management. The program ensures that Starbucks farmers grow coffee in a way which is not only good for the people, but also good for the planet. Additionally, by partnering with Ethos Water, Starbucks provided clean water to over one billion people who lack access to such a facility.
IKEA’s Commitment To Eco-Sustainability: It procures 50% of its wood from sustainable foresters and 100% of cotton from farms that comply with the Better Cotton regulations (minimal wastage of water, energy, chemical fertilizers and pesticides).
IKEA’s stores recycle the thin plastic film used in plastic packaging to make its Skutt desk pads. It has installed more than 700,000 solar panels to power its stores and plans to be energy independent by 2020.
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