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Spectrum Brands Australia Sustainability Actions

Packaging performance score

Spectrum Brands Australia was given the highest packaging performance level of 5, described as "Beyond Best Practice," in APCO's 2026 annual report. APCO, the Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation, is a not-for-profit group that tracks how companies manage packaging and push toward a circular economy, which means keeping materials in use for longer instead of throwing them away. This suggests the company has made strong progress on packaging management in Australia.

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Joined supply-chain monitoring group

Spectrum Brands is a member of amfori BSCI, an industry group that checks workplace standards across global supply chains. Members are expected to follow a code with rules on issues like no child labour, no bonded labour, fair pay, and decent working hours. This does not prove every factory is compliant, but it shows the company has signed up to a formal system for monitoring labour conditions.

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Published modern slavery statement

The company has a modern slavery statement for Australia, the UK, and California. A modern slavery statement is a public report that explains what a company is doing to reduce the risk of forced labour and exploitation in its operations and supply chain. This is a basic transparency step, and it matters because the company sources products from multiple countries and product lines.

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Climate and water disclosure

Spectrum Brands Inc, the parent company, received a CDP Climate Change score of B and a CDP Water Security score of B-. CDP, the Carbon Disclosure Project, asks companies to report how they manage emissions and water risks, then scores them on how well they disclose, manage, and improve. These scores suggest the company is reporting on key environmental issues, even if it is not among the top performers.

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