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CLIMATEPARTNER CERTIFIED PRODUCTS

Our AIRplus® Bio Home Compostable air cushions fulfill the requirements of the ClimatePartner certification

CLIMATEPARTNER-CERTIFIED AIR CUSHIONS: TRACKING AND REDUCING EMISSIONS

We’re committed to reducing the emissions connected to our products, which is why we never stop working to improve product design and make sound decisions like choosing to procure low-emission raw materials. The ClimatePartner certificate is a confirmation of this process. But because it’s not possible to prevent all emissions during production and transport, we’ve joined forces with ClimatePartner to track and reduce the emissions connected to our products. With its AIRplus® Bio Home Compostable air cushions, Storopack supports additional projects that focus on reforestation and protecting wildlife habitats. 

Further information can be looked up on the respective Climate ID pages for our products:

BENEFITS AT A GLANCE

  • Certified: we track the CO₂ emissions released through the production and shipment of AIRplus® Bio Home Compostable and introduce measures to reduce them
  • Supportive: we are involved in verified climate projects in collaboration with ClimatePartner
  • Dedicated: we support climate projects with areas of focus like reforestation and protecting wildlife habitats
  • Committed: ClimatePartner certification and efforts to reduce the carbon footprint of our products are part of our long-term corporate strategy


			Team activity in the forest, where employees help with planting and working outdoors.

STOROPACK STARTS REFORESTATION CAMPAIGN IN THE GÜNZBURG FOREST

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The climate project in Rimba Raya protects the habitat of Indonesia's critically endangered orangutans.

We support the Rimba Raya project in Indonesia, which is dedicated to restoring forests and creating additional habitat for wildlife such as endangered orangutans. The 64,000-hectare Rimba Raya Biodiversity Reserve in southeastern Borneo is home to some of Borneo's endangered orangutans and serves as a buffer zone between palm oil farms and Tanjung Puting National Park. This project reduces greenhouse gas emissions by an average of 3.5 million tons per year and has been verified by the Sustainable Development Verified Impact Standard (SD VISta) and AENOR as contributing to all 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. 

Photo Copyright: InfiniteEARTH Afforestation, Rimba Raya, Indonesia, climatepartner.com/1064

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