Epson Europe accelerates toward net-zero with bold sustainability moves

Epson Europe’s sustainability report

Epson Europe is fast-tracking its journey to net-zero, unveiling major milestones in its FY24/25 ESG/Sustainability Report.

The company’s decarbonisation strategy has received official validation from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), confirming its commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.

The company is expanding circular manufacturing across Europe through Epson Atmix, supplying high-quality recycled metal powders while reducing reliance on raw materials.

Epson has also earned EcoVadis Platinum status and been named a sustainability leader in Quocirca’s 2024 Sustainability Vendor Landscape.

Boris Manev, CSR director at Epson Europe, said: “Sustainability is a journey, and we’re leading with innovation, collaboration, and accountability.

“From circular manufacturing to water-saving digital printing, Epson is shaping a future where growth and environmental responsibility go hand in hand.”

The company is also cutting supply chain emissions by up to 82% through low-carbon shipping and direct delivery models. Technologies like the Monna Lisa digital printer reduce water use by up to 97% in textile production, supporting on-demand, waste-free manufacturing.