Glasdon Announces Goal to Reach Net Zero by 2035

Leading UK manufacturer Glasdon have announced their pledge to reach Net Zero by 2035 with Scope 1 and 2 emission targets to be achieved by 2025.

The Glasdon Group of Companies aim to demonstrate environmental sustainability and champion social responsibility in every way possible. A passion for the environment and supporting local and wider communities has inspired the business to integrate sustainable and ethical practices into their day-to-day activities, something they are continually assessing and improving.

Over the years, Glasdon have invested considerable resources into understanding their impact on the environment. This has resulted in many improvements to buildings and working practices.

Glasdon Group Founder and Chairman, Donald J Sidebottom MBE, FCIHT, said:

“As a market leader in our field, we understand the responsibility we have to improve our environmental and social impact, and our Net Zero goals are a huge factor towards achieving this. We have work to do to reach Net Zero, but with the right dedication and experience we are confident that we will hit our 2035 target.

We welcome the challenge and look forward to sharing our responsible business journey along the way!”

Committing to reaching Net Zero is something that has and will impact on all areas of the business, including premises, supply chain, business processes, distribution and more. Continuing to work alongside employees, customers, and suppliers, Glasdon aim to lead the way in seizing every opportunity to drive down emissions and hit their goal of reaching Net Zero by 2035.

Glasdon are also inviting readers to subscribe to their newsletter and in exchange they will pledge to plant a tree on their behalf. Learn more about the Glasdon Net Zero pledge and how to their new tree planting initiative here: https://uk.glasdon.com/

*The Green House Gas Protocol Corporate Standard classifies a company’s GHG emissions into three ‘scopes’. Scope 1 emissions are direct emissions from owned or controlled sources. Scope 2 emissions are indirect emissions from the generation of purchased energy.