FORMIA publishes inaugural Sustainability Report
FORMIA's Hong Kong office is LEED Gold certified, with efficient energy and water
International airline amenity specialist FORMIA has published its first Sustainability Report, sharing the significant progress the company has made against its core sustainability goals and the numerous key initiatives and advancements launched on the pathway to sustainability.
The report provides insight into FORMIA’s sustainability journey from 2020 until 2023, as well as looking ahead with roadmaps on the company’s future areas of focus. It is an initiative which FORMIA chose to undertake as part of its own commitment to providing increased transparency toward its stakeholders.
Highlights include FORMIA’s progress on its Sustainable Materials commitments, a more nuanced greenhouse gas (GHG) goal and advancements on its initiatives to reach Net Zero, including the milestone of introducing the industry’s first certified carbon neutral amenity kits in 2023.
FORMIA also provides insights into the company’s CSR program, and how the company supports the communities in which it operates, building internal awareness while providing for social advancement. Most recently, and as indicated as a future initiative in the report, FORMIA’s Hong Kong head office was awarded the LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.
Leveraging numerous airline customer case studies, leadership interviews and strategy insight, the Sustainability Report showcases the efforts from across FORMIA’s global teams, suppliers and partners over the past three years to operate a business that strives to more positively impact the world.
"This report represents the culmination of many years of work across the business to integrate sustainable practices into everything we do," said Roland Grohmann, CEO & Managing Partner at FORMIA. "We are proud to share the progress that we continue to make toward our sustainability objectives, and we are committed to investing in this very important journey as an organization that champions sustainable principles."
