Sun Chemical highlights progress in 16th Sustainability Report

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Sun Chemical’s 2026 Sustainability Report

In its 16th Sustainability Report, Sun Chemical has detailed measurable progress across its global operations, product portfolio, supply chain and workforce.

The report reflects Sun Chemical’s continued work to embed sustainability into business strategy and daily decision-making. Guided by the ‘five Rs’ framework – Reuse, Reduce, Renew, Recycle and Redesign – the company is advancing resource efficiency, circular product design and responsible value-chain practices while supporting customers as regulatory and sustainability expectations evolve.

One significant progress seen in 2025, included operational improvements that reduced water supply by approximately 6%, decreased landfill volumes by approximately 5% and increased recycling by approximately 3% compared with 2024.

Sun Chemical also continued its supplier engagement through EcoVadis, earning a score of 79, placing the company in the top 6% of rated companies and achieving a Silver medal.

The report also describes Sun Chemical’s continued investment in environmental, health and safety systems, sustainable procurement, employee development and community engagement. These efforts support the company’s long-term goal of creating value for customers, employees, communities and other stakeholders while building a safer, more resource-efficient and resilient business.

Michael Simoni, director, global sustainability, Sun Chemical, said: “This report demonstrates how Sun Chemical is translating its sustainability priorities into practical action across operations, innovation and partnerships. By strengthening the quality of our data, expanding product carbon footprint analysis and collaborating across the value chain, we are helping customers make more informed decisions and accelerate progress toward their environmental goals.”

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