Henri-Lloyd Expands Environmental Efforts

Ahead of World Environment Day on 5th June Henri-Lloyd confirmed its commitment ...

Henri-Lloyd Expands Environmental Efforts

June 05, 2010

Written by Mike Smith

Ahead of World Environment Day on 5th June Henri-Lloyd confirmed its commitment to this by announcing its new Company Environmental policy. Following the successful launch of their award winning Blue Eco Foul Weather Gear last year this next step furthers the company’s commitment to reducing their carbon footprint and to increase the awareness of environmental issues among employees, business partners and customers.

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Paul Strzelecki Joint Chief Executive said “We said last year that Blue Eco was only the beginning. We have worked closely with The Green Blue (an innovative environmental awareness programme set up by the British Marine Federation and the Royal Yachting Association) to introduce this new policy statement that not only affects Henri-Lloyd but also our suppliers and distributors worldwide. In fact at Henri Lloyd World (our  Bi-annual Global Distributor Conference), which takes place at Goodwood House next week we will be asking our distributors from as far afield as Australia, North America and throughout Europe to follow the same policy. We believe as a company and individuals we should be making an effort to conserve the world’s natural resources and hope that by following this policy we can reduce our carbon footprint at a time when we continue to expand our business.”

Henri-Lloyd are the Technical Clothing to TEAMORIGIN, Race for Change the British America’s Cup Team, who in 2009 announced their partnership with The Carbon Trust, an inspiring and unique collaboration between sport and the environment, to use the power of sport to raise awareness of environmental issues.

Henri Lloyd plan to introduce more Blue Eco products into the range following last years launch and see this as being a natural progression for the Henri-Lloyd company and their partners and customers around the world.

Henri Lloyd Environmental Policy

Henri Lloyd recognises that it has an obligation towards all its employees and the community to ensure that it operates in a manner that minimises the impact of its business operations on the environment, furthermore, Henri Lloyd is committed to leading the industry in minimising the impact of its activities on the environment.

The key points of the strategy to achieve this are:

To comply with all environmental laws and regulations and exceed their minimum requirements.

Minimise consumption and wastage of natural resources as far as reasonably and economically practicable.

Actively promote recycling and reuse both internally and amongst customers and suppliers.

Integrate environmental considerations into key business decisions and encourage our customers and sponsored events to adopt environmental and sustainability strategies.

Ensure that consideration is given to purchasing environmentally responsible alternatives to products and services procured and consider suppliers’ environmental credentials in the awarding of contracts.

Promote a product range with an infinite life cycle.

Streamline distribution framework to minimise the environmental impact.

Encourage the use of travel options that minimise the environmental impact and promote the travel plan to employees.

Regularly monitor this policy to ensure that the objectives are achieved. It will be reviewed and, if necessary, revised in the light of legislative or organisational change.

Provide staff with training on the impact of Henri Lloyd’s environmental impact as well as additional environmental advice which can be adopted by our customers.

Henri Lloyd is committed to its Environment Policy and all its employees are required to cooperate with its efforts to ensure that the policy is implemented in full.

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