Woodland Group has released its 2024 Sustainability Report, sharing key progress across emissions, waste reduction, and client-focused carbon reporting.The report reflects Woodland’s long-term commitment to delivering responsible, transparent solutions that support its customers, people, and the wider community.
● 42% reduction in electricity-related emissions since 2022, driven by investment in solar and energy-efficient infrastructure
● Over 1,300 tonnes of CO₂e avoided through HVO fuel use and electric vehicle trials
● Carbon reporting now standard for all customers, supporting partner ESG goals
Woodland Group, a global leader in sustainable supply chain management for leading B2B & B2C brands has released its 2024 Sustainability Report.
The report outlines clear progress made across Woodland’s global operations to reduce environmental impact, support its people and communities, and build long-term resilience into client supply chains.
Environmental highlights include a 42% reduction in electricity-based emissions since Woodland’s 2022 baseline, enabled by the rollout of solar installations and smarter site management. Over 1,300 tonnes of CO₂e were saved by transitioning over 13% of the fleet to HVO fuel, with further progress made through electric HGV trials and improved fuel efficiency across the vehicle network.
Woodland also confirmed that 90% of its waste is now diverted from landfill, reaching its 2030 waste goal five years ahead of schedule. Recyclability rates have doubled since 2020, and a new reuse policy has led to a 28% reduction in pallet purchases.
The company has also made carbon reporting available to every customer as standard, offering full visibility of their supply chain impact.
“It’s taken months of data, audits, collaboration and commitment to bring this together – and I’m proud of what it represents,” said Sam Warren, Sustainability Manager. “We’re making real progress, and this report is a step in sharing that transparently with all our partners.”
Woodland retained its Gold EcoVadis rating, placing the company in the top 4% of over 150,000 companies assessed globally for sustainability. It has also been reaccredited to ISO14001 and conducted a double materiality assessment involving over 500 stakeholders, ensuring its roadmap continues to align with client expectations and industry needs.
“We’re proud to share the work done by our teams across the business in driving forward measurable change,” said Kevin Stevens, Chairman at Woodland Group. “Our 2024 Sustainability Report reflects the continued investment we’re making to support our clients, our people, and our responsibility to create a better, more transparent supply chain.”
Woodland’s sustainability efforts form a core part of its ongoing strategy as a purpose-led provider of global supply chain solutions, continuing to invest in greener technologies and long-term customer partnerships.
The full report is available to download HERE