Understand our impact. Reduce emissions. Report our progress.

OGLmove believes credible climate action begins with honest measurement and is demonstrated through consistent, verifiable progress. We support global efforts to limit the rise in average global temperature to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. Guided by available data and our actual impacts, we will gradually build a company-wide climate management system.

We are developing an organization-level greenhouse gas emissions inventory to identify our Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions and assess relevant Scope 3 emissions across our value chain. Until the reporting boundaries and underlying data have been confirmed, we will not present unverified figures as formal climate performance. Nor will we interpret purchasing volumes as actual usage, carbon reductions, or life-cycle improvements.

Target Date

Management-Approved Target

By December 31, 2026

Establish a packaging data system that achieves 100% completeness for required information and supporting documentation across all applicable packaging purchase orders.

By June 30, 2027

Complete our first organization-level greenhouse gas emissions inventory, covering applicable Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions, together with a Scope 3 relevance assessment.

By September 30, 2027

Establish quantified climate targets that clearly define the base year, organizational and operational boundaries, target year, level of emissions reduction, accounting methodology, and approval records.

By December 31, 2027

Establish transaction-level evidence to support every public claim relating to FSC-certified packaging.

By December 31 each year

Publish approved annual progress updates that clearly distinguish measured data, estimates, future targets, and actions currently underway.

OGLmove does not currently claim that these targets have been validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). Any targets set or submitted in 2026 will follow the Corporate Net-Zero Standard V1.3.1. Thereafter, we will apply the relevant standard in accordance with SBTi’s official transition arrangements.

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