Full assessment of our carbon footprint (Scopes 1, 2 and 3)

EGISA strengthens its environmental strategy with a complete and verified carbon footprint

At EGISA, we continue to advance our commitment to sustainability and environmental transparency by taking a new key step in our climate strategy.

After several years of calculating and reporting our CO₂ emissions (Scopes 1 and 2), we have recently reached an important milestone: the completion of our full carbon footprint calculation, covering all three scopes (Scopes 1, 2 and 3), based on the 2024 reporting year, which now serves as the new baseline for our reduction strategy.

A complete calculation to enable more targeted action

This comprehensive carbon footprint assessment was carried out in the second half of 2025, in accordance with the ISO 14064-1 international standard, and was subsequently verified by an independent third party, TÜV SÜD, in the first half of 2026, ensuring the reliability and transparency of the reported data.

This analysis covers:

–scope 1: direct emissions, mainly related to fuel use and fugitive emissions
–scope 2: indirect emissions from purchased electricity
–scope 3: indirect emissions across the entire value chain, both upstream and downstream

This work highlights a key insight: the vast majority of our emissions come from scope 3, meaning from activities outside our direct operations.

The value chain at the heart of climate action

A detailed analysis of our 2024 baseline allows us to clearly identify where the most significant impacts occur. In particular, emissions related to purchased raw materials and emissions linked to transport and logistics, particularly within the supply chain.

These categories account for the largest share of our carbon footprint, confirming that the main climate challenge for our industry does not lie solely in production, but across the entire value chain.

This insight enables us to better focus our actions, working closely with our suppliers and logistics partners to drive more sustainable practices throughout the value chain.

Having a complete calculation across all three scopes allows us to define more targeted and effective reduction actions, focusing on areas with the highest impact potential.

Towards a more ambitious reduction plan

The year 2024 is now established as our new baseline, from which a reduction plan is under development, progressively integrating all three scopes.

Until now, EGISA has already implemented a reduction plan focused on scopes 1 and 2, achieving significant progress in energy efficiency and the use of renewable electricity, as demonstrated, among other initiatives, by the recent installation of photovoltaic panels at our facilities.

With this new approach, the challenge now is to expand the scope of our actions and fully integrate scope 3, in line with international best practices.

Transparency and continuous improvement: our CDP progress

This commitment to measurement, management and transparency is also reflected in our performance in the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), a leading global organization in environmental disclosure.

In recent years, EGISA has significantly improved its rating, moving from a D score in 2022 and 2023 to a B score in 2024 and 2025, reflecting the progress made in measuring, managing and transparently reporting our environmental impact.

A key step to support our clients

The ability to calculate and verify our complete carbon footprint is now a key asset in meeting the growing expectations of the market and our clients.

Beyond regulatory compliance, this approach allows us to provide reliable and verifiable data, identify meaningful reduction opportunities, and support our clients in their own sustainability strategies, contributing to the optimization of packaging impact across the entire value chain.

We will continue to move forward in this direction, convinced that rigorous measurement and targeted action are the foundations for delivering a meaningful and lasting positive impact.

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