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environmenTal managemenT
of puma operaTions and our
supplier facTories
Focusing on PUMA’s Environmental Policy
and on the targets of the PUMA Sustainability
Scorecard, we regularly collect environmental
performance data from both our
own entities (offices, stores, warehouses)
and key contract manufacturers worldwide.
The environmental data collection for
PUMA-owned and operated entities covers
over 1000 questionnaires in 50 countries,
representing more than 90 percent of all
PUMA staff on a global scale. Likewise, data
collection from suppliers includes 55 key
suppliers from four continents , representing
75 percent of all PUMA goods produced
worldwide.
In 2012, we went a number of new ways for
improving environmental data collection.
The reporting cycle was changed from an
PUMA BUSineSS And SUStAinABility RePoRt 2012
annual to a semi-annual basis to enhance
data controlling. Furthermore, to increase
the reliability and accuracy of PUMA store
data, a new store reporting procedure was
initiated: Each country selected one to four
key PUMA stores that were asked to report
their consumption via real documentation at
site level. This effort complements our move
to site level reporting that started for PUMA
offices and warehouses as early as 2011.
The PUMA Sustainability Charter is our
main tool for motivating management of
PUMA entities to work towards PUMA’s 2015
Scorecard target. In 2012, we increased the
Sustainability Charter’s coverage to warehouses,
stores and key suppliers for all
PUMA entities worldwide to be capable to
track and improve their sustainability performance
from year to year.
sustainable store in
Bangalore
In August 2012, PUMA opened
the first more sustainable PUMA
Store in Bangalore, India,
that incorporates a number of
revolutionary and innovative
design elements to ensure
major energy savings as well
as environmentally-friendly
sourcing practices.