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Latest Sustainability Reporting

Highlights


  • Reduced GHG intensity 25% since 2019. 
  • Reduced energy intensity 17% since 2019.
  • 52% of material weight sold in 2023 was designed for recyclability. Recycled content accounted for 14%.
  • Actively working to replace PFAS in its food packaging materials, developing new versions of its products, starting in North America and expanding to other regions.
  • Reduced absolute water use by 6% and water intensity by 20% since 2019.
  • Diverted 66% of waste from landfill and external incineration in 2023.
  • Board of directors represent 25% in gender diversity and 25% in race and ethnic diversity.

Recent News

2022

SPHERE: the packaging sustainability framework (WBCSD) — A new framework to help companies choose the most sustainable packaging option for specific needs and delivery systems. SPHERE can assess the environmental impacts of packaging for a particular product or identify company-level portfolio hotspots based on six principles, including circularity, impact on climate change and biodiversity loss. CEF members Dow, Microsoft, and Sealed Air were among the 12 companies that helped develop the framework. (April 2022)

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2021

Invested $5 million investment in the Closed Loop Circular Plastics Fund to advance the recovery and recycling of plastics in the U.S. and Canada. (Aug 2021)

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Sealed Air Corporation committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions across its operations by 2040. The announcement follows the company’s successful execution of its sustainability strategy and performance against its 2020 goal to reduce the greenhouse gas intensity of its operations by 25%. The company far exceeded its 2020 goal by achieving more than a 44% reduction. (February 2021)

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2020

Sealed Air Corporation is now offering a version of its Bubble Wrap brand packaging material that is made with at least 90% recycled content. (Jan 2020)

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2019

Recognized as one of 120 companies — out of more than 5,500 companies analyzed — on CDP’s Supplier Engagement leaderboard (“Global Supply Chain Report 2019”) for their work with suppliers to reduce emissions and lower environmental risks in the supply chain. (Feb 2019)

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