Sudpack cuts Scope 1 and 2 emissions 73% against 2021 baseline
Sudpack has reported a 73% cut in Scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions in 2025 against its 2021 baseline, compared with a 2030 target of 76.3% under its Science Based Targets initiative commitments. Total group CO2e emissions fell 21% over the same period, while Scope 3.1 emissions from purchased goods and services fell 16%. Renewable energy now accounts for 57% of the group's energy mix, targeted to reach 88% by 2030.
Why this mattersThe results show a plastics packaging converter can cut direct emissions sharply while expanding capacity, a benchmark for peers under SBTi pressure.
- Scope 1 and 2 emissions down 73% in 2025 versus the 2021 baseline, against a 76.3% target for 2030
- Total group CO2e emissions down 21% since 2021
- The group carbon footprint rose 3.91% against 2024, attributed to higher sales volumes and the Erolzheim and Coulmer plant expansions
- Scope 3.1 emissions from purchased goods and services down 16%, targeting 25% by 2030
- Renewable energy share of the total energy mix stands at 57%, targeted to reach 88% by 2030
- All EU production sites run on green electricity after Coulmer, France switched at the start of 2025