MillerKnoll Inc.'s British furniture brand NaughtOne has released its second annual sustainability report, covering progress from January 2024 to May 2025 toward its 2030 sustainability goals. The report details initiatives in material innovation, including the expanded use of plant-based Bio-Pur® foam in new products, and outlines efforts to reduce carbon emissions, with a target of a 10% year-over-year reduction in supplier Scope 1 and 2 emissions. NaughtOne plans to pilot sustainable transportation solutions and localize more products in the APMEA region. The company will also extend carbon literacy training to North America, aiming to educate 40% of its North American supply chain and 20% of its UK supply chain on climate issues in the next year, contributing to a 2030 goal of 90% global supplier education. NaughtOne transitioned to 100% renewable energy across all company-operated sites and switched to 100% green gas at its UK factory. The brand also plans to launch a new product with sustainable materials, re-engineer two existing products, and achieve 100% recycled plastic content in specific chair lines globally.
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