How we helped innocent drinks future-proof its sustainability KPIs
innocent’s sustainability targets are now robust and future-proof after we benchmarked its sustainability KPIs against the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Science-based targets and SBTi submissions
We can support with SBTi submissions that will align with your business priorities, purpose and ESG goals
Bioregional has more than 10 years’ experience of working with a range of businesses including major retailers like B&Q and Kingfisher plc to turn general sustainability objectives into concrete, realistic and science-based sustainability targets.
Our services include:
Sector review and benchmarking
Setting bespoke science-based targets
Science-based targets for net zero
Science-based targets for Buildings
SBTi submission support
Contact us
Get in touch with our Principal Consultant, Katie Moen.
We recently helped set science-based targets for:
Bioregional is a founding member of the Carbon Accounting Alliance - a coalition of software companies, consultancies, auditors and certifying bodies that have come together to collaborate on solving challenges faced by our industry, to share best practice and promote the development of robust standards.
As a purpose-led consultancy, we can trust that Bioregional’s advice is honest, accurate and represents environmental best practice. They went beyond our initial brief to help set our first science-based targets and provided additional support to calculate aspects of our scope 3 footprint.
Elizabeth Edgington, Group Carbon and Sustainability Manager, NG Bailey
Book a call with our Principal Consultant, Katie Moen, for a time that suits you. You're welcome to book a chat even if you're not 100% sure what you're after, or which of our services may be for you.
Contact us
Get in touch with our Principal Consultant, Katie Moen.
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