We are committed to reducing our emissions by 37 percent by 2032 and achieving net zero by 2050. But we can’t do it alone. 👬📉 To drive down carbon emissions in our supply chain we have launched a new Supplier Sustainability Programme, founded on collaboration. We will be working with our suppliers to find solutions, moving away from commitments to tangible action plans. 🤝 📋 ✅ Learn more→ https://loom.ly/hvchk7c #JustImagine #BehindTheBricks #Sustainability #PlanetPromise
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Amazing Lego! BAD STAR STUDIOS won the Dragons Den award at a procurement event in London last month for the work we are doing to help brands work more sustainably across the creative marketing function. It was such a thrill to be recognised by the audience and judges working in procurement. In light of the climate crisis brands should be considering their partners carefully to make sure that they carry the same values, and due to CSRD legislation scope 3 suppliers like creative production partners are included in that. My dream is to work with more brands who are open to the considerations of lowering their carbon emissions across advertising production and turn the positive talk about sustainability into real action.
Hi, the LEGO Group We are thrilled to see your dedication to sustainability and reducing carbon emissions. At TLTERMINALS, we can help you reach your emissions targets. By transitioning to rail for your supply chain services for finished products from Mexico to the US and Canada, we can assist you in reducing emissions by up to 75%. We believe this could be a significant step toward your ambitious goals and would love to collaborate on this journey. Let’s work together to make a tangible impact. #TLTERMiNALS
A little thinking in behind of it as a regular customer, fan and lego investor... To achieve this emissions (which is definitely good thing to do), is it public by how much you expect to increase average set price? It wont be easy so let's say it does by 25-50%. So naturally, you will loose some customers because of the price increase. Moreover because of LEGO sets are not thing needed for living, but people simply can effort to give up some sets. I assume you count with that. Is it public of what is your expectation on that? How big of a customer decrease you count with? I assume not to, but I am sure you need to be somehow prepared for it right? My question is how?
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👏🏼 integrating sustainability throughout your whole business is key 🔑 looking forward to seeing reporting on this eventually the LEGO Group
the LEGO Group, thank you for your leadership and influence to drive sustainability. My recommendation is to focus on the pretty box and do a reusing/recycling program with kids so you not only educate them how to recycle but also empower the new generations. A kid recycles the box so another kid can reuse it! It’s a win/win!!
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2moWell put the LEGO Group! Action plans beyond pure commitment. As a representative of the chemical sector - a most relevant part of LEGO's supply chain - we are fully geared towards collaboration and happy to support. #togetherisbetter TfS - TOGETHER FOR SUSTAINABILITY AISBL