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LEGO Sustainability Profile

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Sustainability Summary

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The LEGO Group is working on a broad range of sustainability initiatives, including transitioning to more sustainable raw materials and using more sustainable packaging. The company aims to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions from making and selling LEGO bricks across factories, offices, stores, and supply chains. Some LEGO bricks and elements are already made with recycled and renewable materials, including sugarcane-based alternatives. The Group has invested up to US$400 million over three years to accelerate sustainability and social responsibility initiatives.

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LEGO Sustainability Actions

Introducing recyclable packaging

Introducing recyclable packaging across all areas of the business, from core products to licensed products made by partners.

Using recycled materials in products

Some LEGO bricks and elements are already made with recycled and renewable materials, including sugarcane-based alternatives.

Setting operational targets

Set targets for carbon footprint, energy use, water usage and waste generation as part of 'Zero Impact in Operations' focus areas.

LEGO Sustainability Commitments

2032

Renewable and recycled materials

By 2032, ambition is to make LEGO products from materials that are renewable and recycled.

2032

Reduce absolute GHG emissions

Target to reduce absolute greenhouse gas emissions by 37% by 2032, compared to baseline.


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Sustainable Development Goals

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

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