Intech, an orthopedic device manufacturer, announced that its GHG  emission reduction targets were officially approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). 

“Today’s approval from the SBTi is a significant milestone in our journey to substantially reduce our carbon footprint,” said Laurent Pruvost, CEO of Intech, in a statement. “By aligning with the SBTi and the Paris Agreement, we are committed to making meaningful changes that contribute to safeguarding our planet and ensuring that our innovations thrive in a more climate-resilient world.”

Intech’s GHG reduction strategy focuses on these key areas:
• Purchased goods and services, transport and distribution: Intech is advancing a low-carbon procurement strategy by prioritizing suppliers dedicated to decarbonization efforts. The company is also exploring shipment consolidation and collaborating with transportation partners that have ambitious plans to reduce shipping emissions.
• Energy efficiency: Intech is implementing multiple energy-saving initiatives across its facilities, transitioning to renewable energy sources wherever possible. The company is also enhancing its infrastructure with energy-efficient technologies, including the installation of solar panels at its headquarters.
• Employee engagement: The company installed electric vehicle charging stations at its headquarters to further support the transition to eco-friendly travel.

Intech’s commitment to sustainability is highlighted by its recent improvement in EcoVadis ratings that earned it a bronze medal, reflecting dedication to ongoing improvement in environmental and ethical practices.