Domino has announced a plan to reduce its environmental impact, aiming to become a net zero business by 2050. The company outlined its carbon reduction goals on a newly launched corporate social responsibility (CSR) website, detailing steps to cut emissions across its operations and supply chain.
Domino’s targets include achieving carbon neutrality in scope 1 and 2 emissions – those produced directly by the company and through purchased energy – by 2030. The plan also includes a 25% reduction in scope 3 emissions, which cover indirect emissions from areas such as product use and supply chain activities, based on 2022 levels.
“Our focus is on meaningful emissions reductions across our business,” said Jessica Büttner, group environmental impact manager at Domino. “This includes working closely with our supply chain to support shared goals.”
The company’s strategy involves reducing emissions from manufacturing and logistics operations by using renewable energy sources such as solar power, cutting air freight, and optimising transport. Waste reduction efforts are also part of the plan.
To lower scope 3 emissions, Domino will focus on improving product design by incorporating recycled and renewable materials, increasing energy efficiency, and helping customers reduce manufacturing waste through its solutions.
While direct emission reductions are prioritized, the company states it will use carbon offset projects or technologies to address any remaining emissions by 2050.
The company says its environmental initiatives are in line with broader international targets, such as those outlined by the United Nations, which call for halving global emissions by 2030 and reaching net zero by 2050.
