Kornit remains focused on long-term industry change

Kornit Digital has released its second Impact Report, in which the company reaffirms its commitment to an impact strategy focused on long-term industry change to one that is more sustainable.

The Impact Report for 2021 highlights the progress Kornit has made against goals such as climate action, waste management, green chemistry and diversity in the workplace.

Omer Kulka, chief marketing officer at Kornit Digital, said: “Innovation is key to our sustainability efforts, including how we develop our systems and inks, deliver software and services, and engage our employees and communities. This second annual report highlights our steadfast commitment to being a leader in fostering a global community – bringing together employees, customers, and partners – that is both ethical and accountable for creating a more sustainable industry and future.”

Kornit’s impact strategy is made of two fundamental pillars of activity:

• Planet: Providing sustainable solutions and improving resource efficiency in the fashion industry.
• People: Contributing to society and actively working toward the betterment of people’s lives.

For each of these strategic pillars, Kornit’s approach is dual, which maximises its impact:

• Enable the change: Facilitating transformation to a more sustainable planet.
• Be the change: Implementing sustainable practices within the company’s own operations.

Mr Kulka concluded: “Since our founding in 2002, Kornit has dedicated itself to creating lasting change in our industry. Our renewed impact strategy further holds us accountable to that vision. In addition to our efforts to reduce our overall environmental impact, we’re focused on the health, safety, and wellbeing of everyone using our products; improving the lives of our people in the workplace; and positively contributing to the industry and society. While we believe progress has been made, we know there’s more work to be done and we look forward to driving positive change for our business, our industry, and the ecosystem at large.”