AFS Schuhe

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AFS Schuhe Sustainability Profile

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Sustainability Summary

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AFS Schuhe describes its footwear as made in Germany and handcrafted in the Swabian Jura. Its sustainability-related content focuses on local manufacturing, the use of soft European leather and an anatomical cork footbed, and a brand promise centred on personal consultation and fit. The separate AFS ESG page states that the wider AFS group is committed to ESG, with actions covering environmental impact, social integrity, inclusion and diversity, and governance. Reported measures include reductions in emissions, water use, and datacenter energy consumption, alongside efforts to reduce e-waste and maintain data protection and compliance.

AFS Schuhe Sustainability Actions

Reduced emissions and water use

Reduced Scope 1 (gas) emissions 34% from 2019 baseline. Reduced Scope 2 (electric) emissions 22.6% from 2019 baseline. Reduced water usage 73% from 2019 baseline.

Outlined infrastructure roadmap

Outlined long-term infrastructure roadmap to reduce environmental impact of AFS operations. Implemented datacenter reduction to optimize energy consumption.

Reduced e-waste generation

Prioritizing maintenance and repairs over replacement hardware to minimize e-waste generation. Ongoing assessment of current environmental impact, including key vendors.

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Sustainable Development Goals

AFS Schuhe is committed to advancing these Global Goals to promote prosperity for people & planet.

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