Waste Management
We are dedicated to reducing production waste wherever possible. One illustration of this commitment is evident in our Garment Division, where we create our own cutting files for fabrics. This practice enables us to maximize fabric utilization, thereby conserving resources and minimizing waste. Similarly, in our Furniture Division's foam factory, we optimize cutting profiles to reduce waste. Additionally, any cut-offs generated in the process can be recycled as pillow filling, further contributing to our waste reduction efforts. At all our production sites, we prioritize to move waste up the waste hierarchy where possible. However, it is important to acknowledge that recycling opportunities for fabrics are currently limited globally, and therefore in the countries where we operate.
In 2024, we plan to launch waste campaigns at all sites. Internally, our focus will be on implementing onsite sorting measures to facilitate the recycling of pure waste fractions. Externally, we aim to engage with customers and waste collectors to enhance the upcycling of more of waste materials. Only limited amounts of hazardous waste are generated. Most of it is related to gluing processes in the Furniture Division, as glue contaminated material is characterized as hazardous waste. While use of glue processes can enhance the visual appearance of products, they pose challenges from a recyclability standpoint. Gluing makes disassembly and refurbishment during the product’s lifecycle difficult, particularly impacting end-of-life disassembly efforts. To address this issue, LTP Group frequently collaborates with customers on development projects aimed at designing products for disassembly.
2030 Target
2030 Target
0 % hazardous waste
Waste generation 2022
Waste generation 2023
45 %
Waste generation 2023
Waste generation 2022
53 % Incineration
53 %
1.7 %
2 %
98 %
55 %
98 %
55 % Incineration
20 % Landfill
20 %
26 %
LTP Furniture commissioning part of a new 20,000 m2 solar park near Radviliškis, Lithuania
LTP Furniture commissioning part of a new 20,000 m2 solar park near Radviliškis, Lithuania
98.3 %
98.3 %
21 %
25 %
25 % Recovery / Recycling
21 % Recovery / Recycling
26 % Landfill
1117 metric tonnes
Non-hazardous waste
Hazardous waste
2030 Target
1164 metric tonnes
2030 Target
50 %
5 %
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