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Lydoo Sustainability Actions

Factory audits and compliance

Lydoo says its factories have gone through third-party SGS audits, and it lists BSCI, CE, and ISO standards among its compliance credentials. SGS is a testing and inspection company, BSCI is a business code used to check social standards in supply chains, CE shows a product meets certain safety rules for sale in some markets, and ISO standards are international management systems. The material suggests the company uses these checks to support product quality and factory control, but it does not give detailed audit results or explain how these standards affect environmental impact.

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Large-scale in-house production

The company says it has a 25,000 square metre factory, more than 650 skilled workers, and a monthly output of 2 million units. It presents this as a one-stop setup covering research, design, production, and service. From a sustainability point of view, this shows a large manufacturing operation with direct control over production, but the material does not explain energy use, waste handling, water use, or worker conditions in detail. The company also says it has 20+ designers and R&D staff, which suggests it develops products internally rather than relying only on outside suppliers.

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Wide product range

Lydoo says it makes more than 10,000 product models across balls, rackets, and related sports items. It also says it can handle small-batch custom work, ODM and OEM services (original design manufacturing and original equipment manufacturing, meaning it makes products for other brands), and drop shipping. These are business and production capabilities rather than direct sustainability actions, but they matter because they show how the company serves different buyers and product needs. The material does not say whether any of these services use lower-impact materials or circular design.

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