Our commitment to net zero is ambitious but realistic, and we have a clear and achievable plan to be net zero by 2030. However, like many manufacturers, we recognise the challenge ahead. With focus and collective effort, it is possible.

We started by analysing our operations in detail, identifying where improvements could be made. From there, we began replacing unnecessary processes and materials while embedding a culture of shared responsibility.

Our approach:

• Reducing inefficiencies by replacing outdated and duplicate processes
  
• Increasing product lifecycle by innovating new products like n-Viro™, a fully recyclable, highly durable and damage & graffiti-resistant metal signage product,
  
• Taking a more responsible approach by sourcing recycled metals, sustainable timbers and non-oil-based plastics
  
• Lowering waste offcuts by investing in new technologies that cut more efficiently

Our progress so far:

• A clear and achievable plan to reach net zero by 2030
  
• 7% reduction in carbon footprint in the last 12 months, saving 2.5 tonnes of CO₂
  
• 45% reduction in scrap metal waste, since 2022
  
• 100% of oak purchased now from FSC and PEFC-accredited sawmills
  
• Over 25 tonnes of signage produced from the UK’s plastic waste, since 2000