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AIM’N Australia Sustainability Actions

Uses some recycled materials

Good On You says AIM'N uses some lower-impact materials, including recycled materials. That means some of its products use inputs made from recovered waste instead of only new raw materials. The same assessment also says the brand does not publish a full breakdown of the materials it uses, so outside readers cannot see how much of its range is made this way. This is a real sustainability step, but the lack of full material data makes it hard to judge the overall scale.

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Ships by sea to cut emissions

Good On You reports that AIM'N chooses sea freight instead of air freight for shipping. Sea freight usually creates less climate pollution than flying goods, so this can lower transport emissions. The rating body treats this as a positive sign in the brand’s environmental profile. However, the source does not give full numbers for the emissions saved, so the impact cannot be measured precisely from the available information.

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Uses recycled packaging

Good On You says AIM'N uses some recycled packaging. Recycled packaging means the boxes, mailers, or other packing materials include content made from previously used material. This can reduce demand for new raw materials and can help cut waste. The source does not say how much of the packaging is recycled or whether all packaging follows this approach, so the available evidence only shows a partial step.

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Audits final production stage

Good On You says AIM'N audits some of its supply chain, including all of the final production stage. An audit is a check on working conditions and business practices. The source also says more than half of the final production stage is certified by BSCI, which stands for Business Social Compliance Initiative, a code used to check social standards in factories. This suggests some oversight of factory conditions, but the same source says there is no evidence of a company code of conduct or proof of living wages across the supply chain.

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