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Cropp Sustainability Actions

Reported on sustainability since 2017

Since 2017, we have been reporting on issues related to the sustainable development of the LPP Group, presenting our activities in the environmental, social and corporate governance areas. Starting from the report for 2024, statements regarding sustainable development are part of the Consolidated Annual Reports of the LPP SA Group.

Developed a climate plan

We have developed a climate transformation plan, a comprehensive strategy for reducing greenhouse gas emissions across the entire value chain—both within our own operations and in collaboration with suppliers and business partners. The plan is aligned with our SBTi-approved reduction targets and with the Paris Agreement’s goals to limit the rise in global average temperature to 1.5°C.

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Expanded used clothing collection

We have expanded our used clothing collection to additional countries abroad - Bulgaria, Lithuania, and North Macedonia (where it is a legal requirement). This initiative is our response to the need to close the textile loop and extend the life of clothes, shoes, and accessories that our customers no longer need. It is also a way to reduce textile waste while supporting social initiatives.

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Reused cartons and boxes

3732176 cardboard boxes were reused in Distribution Centers in Pruszcz Gdański, Brześć Kujawski and Bucharest. Over 3.7 million cartons reused.

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Used recycled packaging

100% of the polybags, in which we receive goods from suppliers, are recycled. 100% recycled cardboard boxes purchased for FC and DC warehouses in Poland.

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Audited factories and suppliers

All factories and suppliers who wish to cooperate with LPP are required to accept and implement the LPP Code of Conduct. Compliance with the Code is regularly verified by our team of auditors and in cooperation with international organizations (including International Accord and amfori BSCI). Under these systems, 90% of factories in Pakistan and 100% of factories in Bangladesh have been assessed.

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Joined industry initiatives

We continue to participate in international associations and initiatives, including the International Accord for Health and Safety in the Textile and Garment Industry, Cotton made in Africa, Cascale, and Amfori BSCI. We continued to participate in initiatives, which focus on systemic actions for decarbonization, environmental efficiency improvement and energy transition.

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