IKEA

IKEA is a company that is committed to reducing its environmental impact, and its efforts are making a difference in its sustainability work and in the environment. IKEA is a global home furnishing retail giant, and they have implemented several initiatives to reduce its impact on the environment. By reducing their carbon footprint, they are helping to reduce global warming and climate change.

They have invested in renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power, as well as energy efficiency measures. This has helped them to reduce their energy consumption and their carbon footprint. Additionally, IKEA is working to reduce the amount of waste they produce. They have implemented recycling initiatives and have made efforts to reduce the amount of packaging used for their products.

IKEA has also taken steps to reduce its impact on the atmosphere. They have implemented a few initiatives to reduce air pollution, including investing in clean technologies such as electric cars. They have also taken steps to reduce their water usage, by introducing water-saving technologies and by investing in water efficiency measures.

IKEA is also investing in sustainable forestry practices. They are committed to responsible forestry.

IKEA is one of the world’s biggest consumers of wood. Their total consumption in 2022 was 20 million m3, which corresponds to around the same number of trees and 50.000 HA of forests or tree plantations.

Approximately 15% of the total wood IKEA uses is recycled wood. IKEA sources wood from 50 different countries, mostly from Sweden, Poland, Russia, Lithuania, and Germany.