TOSCA has published its 2025 Sustainability Report, Driving Change Together, which highlights the progress the business had made towards its 2030 sustainability goals.
The report reveals ‘robust’ achievements across environmental performance, operational excellence, and customer value creation at the firm, which provides reusable and recyclable plastic packaging and pooling solutions.
Key outcomes from 2024 include:
- 10% reduction in water-use intensity versus 2022
- 268,000+ tonnes of single-use cardboard eliminated from supply chains
- 51% of electricity sourced from renewables
- 47% reduction in Scope 3 emissions vs. 2023
- Over 339,000 tonnes of COâ‚‚ emissions avoided for customers
- 57 million cubic metres of water saved through reusable systems
- 100% RFID tagging on new products across the US, UK, and EU
Tosca said the results underscore the company’s focus on data-driven sustainability, operational innovation, and strategic partnerships that support customers in meeting tightening regulatory requirements, including the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) and evolving Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) frameworks in Europe and the US.
CEO Eric Frank said, “Our 2025 Sustainability Report shows what is possible when we drive change together. In 2024, we partnered closely with our customers to eliminate single-use packaging, cut emissions and improve efficiency – all backed by verified data.
“We have already exceeded our 2030 Scope 3 goal, advanced circularity across our network, and helped customers achieve measurable environmental and operational gains. This proves that sustainability isn’t just the right thing to do – it’s a smarter, more resilient way to run a supply chain.”
The theme Driving Change Together reflects Tosca’s belief that meaningful progress is built through collaboration across the value chain. Key initiatives in 2024 included: strengthening partnerships to reduce food waste, logistics emissions and packaging impact; expanding the use of Tosca Asset IQ to improve supply chain traceability and minimise losses; supporting customers’ transition to reusable systems in line with PPWR and EPR policies; and reinforcing closed-loop operations and circular product design.
