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Michelin Sustainability Profile

Michelin is not currently tracking sustainability.

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Michelin has embraced an 'All-sustainable' approach to evolve its growth model towards an equitable balance between human, economic and environmental issues. The Group is fully aware of the threats to our planet and strongly believes that the future depends on the adoption of a sustainable model of growth. Michelin's legacy is built on a foundation of groundbreaking innovation that has consistently redefined mobility and sustainability.

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Michelin Sustainability Actions

Green tire launch

In tires, Michelin has shown the way since 1992 with the launch of the green tire.

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Circular economy implementation

The implementation of a circular economy approach in all areas and at every stage in the design of a product.

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Carbon footprint reduction

Michelin design process aims to continually reduce the carbon footprint of our tires, from when they're produced to when you're driving on them.

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Michelin Sustainability Commitments

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Net zero emissions alignment

The Group aligns its action with the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement on climate change, to make its activities compatible with a net zero emissions world by 2050.

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Renewable and recycled materials

A pioneer and leader in the field of sustainable materials, the Group targets 100% renewable and recycled materials by 2050.

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Sustainable Development Goals

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

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