At Marshall-Tufflex, we are committed to sustainability and believe it is our responsibility to protect the environment and that’s why we are driving to achieve net zero emissions by 2045. We are working with Planet Mark to prioritise data integrity and to ensure we are cutting emissions across all areas of our business operations.
In 2026 we announced our commitment to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions across Scope 1, 2 and 3 by 2045, measured against a 2024 baseline. This bold target marks a significant milestone in our sustainability journey and reinforces our long-standing commitment to responsible manufacturing and environmental leadership. Our net zero ambition has been developed in line with the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) Corporate Net Zero Standard and aligned to a 1.5°C pathway.
Planet Mark’s Business Certification covers Scope 1, 2 and some ‘core’ Scope 3 emissions that are easily under organisational control (e.g., Waste generated in operations and business travel). Planet Mark Members must reduce their carbon footprint by at least 2.5% every year but targeting a 5% annual reduction in carbon emissions is recommended.
We are keen to ensure our staff and customers can be confident in our robust approach to sustainability. Our projects to date include:
Using recycled material in the production of our PVC-U products
We have used recycled material in the manufacturing of our products for over 30 years. Drawing on our knowledge and expertise, we continue to innovate and develop new ways to produce products that retain their high quality.
Campaign for wider use of products made using recycled material within buildings
We actively encourage and publicise our desire for building specifications to include PVC-U cable management systems manufactured from a minimum of 50% recycled material.
Purchase electric forklift trucks
We have replaced our existing fleet of forklift trucks with new electric lithium ion battery forklift trucks. These vehicles are now used as standard across the business.
Installing EV charging points
In 2023 we made another step forward in our Net Zero journey by installing electric vehicle charging points in our head office car parks. Both staff and visitors can utilise these points for charging their electric vehicles.
Using Biffa for our waste disposal
In 2024, we started to use Biffa for our waste disposal. Biffa will collect our waste, and go through a process to covert it into RDF (Refuse Derived Fuels), which can be converted into power, rather than going to landfill.
Installing hand dryers into our staff toilets
We have installed hand dryers into our staff toilets to reduce the waste created by paper towels. The models installed are anti-bacterial, and are highly energy efficient.
