Neolith, leading in

sustainability

of all waste generated is sent to

recycling centers

UP TO

of the weight of each slab comes

from recycled materials

tons of CO

compensed in Scope 1

ISO 14001:2015

The market-leading surfacing brand is now carbon neutral. By

compensating its carbon footprint, Neolith stopped releasing gate-to-

gate CO2 emissions back in 2019.

One of the most sustainable and environmentally-friendly materials

on the market.

To attain the highly-prized Carbon Neutral status Neolith followed

the internationally recognized Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHG) and

implemented a dynamic, innovation-led sustainability strategy coupled

with tactical, high value carbon offsetting.

These measures have led to carbon neutrality across the entire business,

significantly seeing the brand receiving 100% of its electricity from

renewable energy sources since 2019.

On the other hand, 96% of the waste generated by Neolith is recycled

and given a second life either with company operations or through

authorized 3rd party players which goes to prove the brand’s solid

commitment to a circular economy. Neolith surfaces also embody these

principles, with up to 90% of the weight of each slab produced from

recycled material.

Plant machinery has been upgraded to improve energy efficiency,

particularly the 3rd line’s kiln which has benefitted from the installation

of an O2 and pressure control system, significantly reducing the amount

of gas consumed. This is complemented by a 40% reduction of forklift

truck diesel consumption and a 20% decrease in hazardous waste.

Neolith bases its business practices on sustainability and environmental

respect. A policy has also been implemented to reduce the quantity of

disposable plastic which is a small measure yet leads to major progress in

reaching carbon neutrality.

All these measures directly meet GHG’s reduction objectives, which

include: direct emissions company activity (e.g. natural gas, gasoil used

in forklifts, cars in property), emissions from electricity used and other

indirect emissions, generated from other day to day company activity.