The Lenzing Group, producer of fibers from botanic origin, offer a sustainable solution model in the sense of natural circular economy. Turning cellulosic fibers into a luxuriously soft blouse on a boutique rack or a smart sports outfit with perfect thermal regulation involves numerous stages and specialists. More often than not, these stages and specialists are rather disconnected. This is where Lenzing plays a key role by doing much more than supplying fibers.

Solutions sourced from sustainably forested wood are unique: No other raw material is as beneficial to our planet when it comes to meeting a growing population’s demands and preserving resources at the same time. As soon as a tree starts to grow it begins to protect our environment – by absorbing CO₂ greenhouse gas to an extent that otherwise only our oceans can manage.

The Lenzing Group, a recognised leader in climate action, member of the CEO Climate Leaders Group of the World Economic Forum and a signatory to the United Nations Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action, will drastically reduce its CO₂ footprint. The Lenzing Group will invest extensively over the coming years to reduce carbon emissions both inside its operational boundaries (scope 1+2) and in its supply chain (scope 3). Due to its ambitious CO₂ emission reduction strategy, the Lenzing Group will further contribute towards helping customers to transition their business to a lower CO₂ base.

A first milestone is set for 2030, when Lenzing plans to reduce CO₂ emissions per ton of product by almost 50 percent (scope 1+2 and 3) compared to a 2017 baseline. The total CO₂ reduction of all the planned initiatives will yield 1.3 million tons (Mt).