Examples of Tokmanni’s sustainability highlights in 2022
Tokmanni develops its sustainability work in line with its strategy and main sustainability themes (Business Integrity, People, Products and Sourcing, and Climate).
In 2022, Tokmanni, for example:
- utilised almost 100% of its waste
Tokmanni reused 48% and recycled 34% of its waste. 17% of Tokmanni’s waste was recovered for uses such as recycled fuels to replace fossil fuels.
- reached its emissions target ahead of schedule
Tokmanni reduced its own emissions by 40.6% compared to the previous year. At the end of 2022, emissions from Tokmanni’s own operations had decreased by 78% compared to our 2015 baseline. Target of 70% was set for 2025.
- improved its CDP Climate Change score and made it into Leadership category
Tokmanni systematically reduced its negative climate impacts, driven by science-based targets.
- continued its systematic work to improve responsible sourcing
In 2022, Tokmanni sourced approximately 70% of its products from Finland. 98% of Tokmanni’s direct sourcing from risk countries originated from factories with a valid audit.
- used 100% carbon-free electricity
At the end of 2022, there were solar panels producing renewable energy on the roofs of 58 Tokmanni properties. Tokmanni’s solar power plants usually have around 300 to 500 solar panels.
- carried out 75 own factory inspections and comissioned 42 third-party audits
Tokmanni focused its responsible sourcing work on high-risk countries.
- supported different charitable causes by almost 300,000€
In 2022, Tokmanni supported the Finnish Red Cross’ friend volunteer activities and participated in the MIELI Mental Health Finland’s Mielinauha campaign for the fifth time by selling the association’s Mielinauha campaign products. Together with Unilever Finland, Tokmanni donated food products and other daily necessities to the Hurstinapu charity. In addition, 145 Tokmanni stores and Tokmanni’s warehouse gave away food to charity. In 2022, Tokmanni also donated money towards humanitarian aid in Ukraine through Finnish Red Cross’ Disaster Relief Fund and the protection of Baltic Sea through the John Nurminen Foundation.
- offered more choices for responsibility
Tokmanni offered new sustainability-certified and traceable products to our customers. In addition, Tokmanni reduced the amount of virgin plastics used in the packaging of its home textile products by 7,000 kg by introducing alternative packaging materials.
- advanced the management skills, wellness, health, and safety of its employees
Tokmanni offered degree-based training to approximately 300 Tokmanni employees. In addition, Tokmanni launched a well-being programme to promote coping at work and a healthy way of life for all employees and made more than 2,000 safety observations at its stores and in its warehouse.
Examples of Tokmanni’s current sustainability targets
Tokmanni currently has sustainability targets in the following areas, for example. More information can be found in Tokmanni's Sustainability Report 2022.
Climate
Tokmanni
- increases its recycling and recovery rate.
- reduces location-based CO2 emissions at its properties (scope 1 and 2).
- reduces its supply chain emissions in cooperation with its suppliers (SBT, scope 3 target).
- controls greenhouse emissions caused by transport.
Products and Sourcing
Tokmanni
- continues its biodiversity-related work, for example, by setting new targets for products and sourcing.
- reduces the use of virgin plastic in selected products.
- invests in its own factory inspections and third-party audits.
- continues to carry out factory-specific human rights assessments.
People
Tokmanni
- continues its well-being programme by offering external help to balance its employees’ own financial situation and support employees’ healthy lifestyle choices by giving special discounts in its stores.
- increases diversity training.
- continues comprehensive training programmes.
Business Integrity
Tokmanni
- processes the messages received through our whistleblowing channel appropriately.
- has no cases of corruption, privacy violations or non-compliance with environmental laws and regulations or laws and regulations in the social or economic area.
More information about Tokmanni’s sustainability work is available here. Tokmanni’s English-language sustainability report and the Finnish summary are available at ir.tokmanni.fi/en/sustainability/sustainabilityreport.