After a 73% cut, the next battleground isn’t print flexibility. It’s the contract.
When Scope 1 & 2 gains plug into a customer’s Scope 3, film, lamination, inks, and adhesives lock in first—and profits split over who pays for changeovers, revisions, and inventory risk.
SÜDPACK has disclosed a 73.75% reduction in Scope 1 & 2 versus the 2021 base year. But where that number really bites is not “energy savings on the factory floor.” It’s the customer’s Scope 3—emissions counted in purchased materials.
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Translated from Japanese by AI. The Japanese original is authoritative.
SÜDPACK has disclosed a 73.75% reduction in Scope 1 & 2 (2021 base year). It also states, as targets validated by the SBTi, a reduction by 2030 of Scope 1 & 2 by -76% (also shown as -76.3%), and Scope 3 (purchased goods and services) by -25%.…
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Sources
- SÜDPACK（Sustainabilityページ）
- SÜDPACK（Climate protection through commitment）
- SÜDPACK（SPQ技術ページ）
- SÜDPACK（プレス：SPQをグラビアへ拡張）
- SÜDPACK（SPQ関連PDF）
- SÜDPACK（Sustainability report 2024 e-paper）
- EU Publications Office（PPWR掲載ページ）
- JRC（AHWG2 Minutes PDF） / 2025-08
- European Commission（環境総局ニュース） / 2026-08-11
- EUR-Lex（Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2023/2772）
- Better Regulation（ESRS解説文書）
- RecyClass（Testing campaigns）
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