Rexam releases 2015 Sustainability Report

Rexam’s Sustainability Report demonstrates how the business has embedded sustainability to achieve these results. The report also details the company’s progress against its 2020 commitments, including targets such as the reduction of each can’s carbon footprint by 25% and the reduction of water intensity by 10%. Rexam has achieved 16 of the 20 sustainability targets the business set itself in 2010. The report highlights Rexam’s distinctive approach of collaborative working with its customers and suppliers to tackle a range of challenging sustainability issues.
John Revess, Director of Sustainability at Rexam says, "We are incredibly proud that our efforts have been recognised by an establishment as rigorous in their benchmarking as RobecoSAM.”
Rexam’s world-class standards of operations have also been recognised by The Shingo Institute – a global reviewer of operational excellence.
The Sustainability Report details updated targets set following a materiality study conducted last year and which will carry the business through to 2020.
Split into three areas of focus (products, operations and people), the report uses case studies to illustrate initiatives that Rexam is currently engaged in to ensure its goals are achieved. Working with Magna Parva, a joint venture partner, to drive lightweighting and reduce energy consumption, engaging with the Aluminium Stewardship Initiative to address issues related to everything from extraction of the raw material to recycling, and collaborating with Carlsberg on their Circular Community initiative all go towards making Rexam a leader in sustainability within global industry.
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