HNI Corporation's 2025 Corporate Responsibility Progress Report highlights a significant 78% reduction in emissions. The company is focusing on operational efficiency and product innovation to meet climate goals and evolving customer demands. As part of its sustainability push, HNI has eliminated expanded polystyrene foam from its packaging. This move reduces plastic waste and lowers the overall environmental impact of its shipping and logistics operations.
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A 78% drop is a huge number. I want to see the baseline year and whether this is actual reduction or just a heavy reliance on carbon offsets to hit the target.
Ditching the foam is the real win here. Switching packaging materials is a practical change that actually reduces waste in the supply chain without needing a miracle technology.
The report mentions scope 2 emissions. Did they actually move to PPA contracts for renewables or are they just buying RECs to make the numbers look clean?
