“The development of the framework has been supported by Dr Ebenezer Laryea, now at Aston University, who played a key role in the independent verification process, alongside Dr Oluwaseyi Omoloso at the University of Northampton, who contributed to elements of the materiality assessment and supporting research.
“What stands out about See Limited is that sustainability is embedded within the culture of the business. They recognise that it goes far beyond carbon – encompassing wider environmental impacts, governance and, critically, people. This report reflects a company that understands it is on a journey, is transparent about its progress, and is committed to continuous improvement.”
Commenting on the launch of its report, CEO at See Limited, Robert Thompson said: “Sustainability is woven into every aspect of our operations, guiding decisions in governance, employment, product development, and environmental management.
“We are proud to lead by example and the progress we have made, from investing in renewable energy and embedding carbon reporting into strategy, to creating a workplace where people feel valued, supported, and able to grow, is reflected in the report.
“A big thank you goes out to all the team at See Limited who were involved in the success of the sustainability reporting project which culminated in the launch of the new report.
“Going forward, our long-term ambition is to go beyond carbon neutrality and become a carbon negative business, sequestering more carbon than we emit. Achieving this will require creativity, collaboration with our suppliers, and the courage to do things differently.”
To read See Limited’s See Our Impact Report in full, visit www.see-limited.com/sustainability
For more information about See Limited, visit www.see-limited.com
