Sustainability and ESG

ESG reporting.

How we identify what matters, measure it and report on it honestly.

Reporting approach

Measure what matters. Report what is true.

We report on the environmental, social and governance topics where our brands have real influence. We keep measures simple and consistent from year to year, state clearly what we do and do not measure, and avoid claims we cannot support.

Management is responsible for ESG reporting and reviews results at least once a year.

Materiality

We focus on topics that matter most to clients, staff and the environment.

Accuracy

Figures come from records, not estimates, wherever possible.

Consistency

Measures stay comparable from one period to the next.

Honesty

We say where data is limited and what we plan to improve.

Material topics

What we track.

Each topic has a policy and a measure. Baselines are established in the first reporting cycle.

Topic	Why it matters	Policy	Measure
Materials and paper	Printing and packaging depend on paper and board.	Environmental policy, Responsible sourcing	Share of paper from certified or recycled sources
Waste	Trim waste and packaging can be reduced at source.	Environmental policy	Waste recycled or reused; reprint rate
Energy	Production equipment uses energy.	Environmental policy	Energy use per unit of output, where measurable
Workplace safety	Production environments carry physical risk.	Human rights and labour standards	Incidents and near misses reported
Labour standards	Fair, lawful treatment of workers.	Human rights and labour standards	Concerns raised and resolved
Supplier conduct	Our supply chain shapes our impact.	Supplier code, Responsible sourcing	Key suppliers who accepted the code
Ethics and anti-corruption	Integrity underpins client trust.	Code of conduct, Anti-bribery, AML and sanctions	Training completed; reports received and closed
Data and confidentiality	Clients share unreleased designs and data.	Code of conduct, Privacy policy	Confidentiality incidents