Puma Has "Environmental Accounts", And Sustainable Performance Evaluation Ranks First.

A recent report on sustainable performance evaluation for 2063 global enterprises was released from Germany's Top10Global Sustainability Leaders, the world's ten largest enterprise. Shoes and clothing brand Puma (Puma) ranked first.

Last May, Puma launched an environmental profit and loss account with its controlling shareholder, Paris spring group (PPR), and the first global company released it. Environmental account book The EP&L calculated in detail the cost of water and carbon emissions consumed by Puma in its global business in 2010, equivalent to 47 million 400 thousand euros and 47 million euros, far exceeding the corresponding costs under European environmental legislation requirements.

　　 Puma The chairman and CEOJochen Zeitz have said that the significance of introducing environmental profit and loss accounts is mainly the concern for human life. As far as Europe and China are concerned, the significance of EPL is different.

Puma's environmental profit and loss shows that 94% of the environmental impact comes from the supply chain, and more than half of it is related to the production of raw materials such as leather, cotton and rubber. Johnson said that the company is now trying to find alternative materials to reduce the impact, especially leather, which is the biggest cause of environmental damage.