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Moleskine

Office & School

Moleskine, an Italian stationery and accessories brand, has published a comprehensive 2024 sustainability report documenting three pillars: environmental, social, and governance practices. Environmentally, the brand holds FSC certification since 2008 and committed to reducing Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 42% by 2030 (Science Based Targets validated); in 2024 it recycled about 246 tons of unsellable products and donated nearly 23,400 items to nonprofits. On labor practices, Moleskine requires all strategic suppliers to join Sedex and comply with SA8000 social responsibility standards and ISO14001 environmental standards; 100% of purchases from key suppliers met these certifications. The brand's main disclosed gap is the absence of B Corp certification, which would provide independent third-party verification across social, environmental, and governance criteria; while Moleskine reports specific achievements, independent verification is limited to FSC, SBTi, and supplier audits.

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