The Edgewell Personal Care Company has successfully decreased its greenhouse gas emissions, with a particular decrease of 23.5% in fiscal year 2023 as compared to the baseline of FY19. The company’s 2023 Sustainability Report, which outlines initiatives to advance the business, details this progress. In addition to helping global communities and colleagues, the report outlines critical steps taken to advance Sustainable Care 2030 goals across brands, operations, and supply chains.
With savings of 11.3% in energy consumption and 5.2% in water use compared to the FY19 baseline, Edgewell Personal Care surpassed its targets for both energy and water use ahead of time. CEO Rod Little highlighted sustained top-line growth driven by brand building, product innovation, retail execution, and e-commerce activation, and he expressed optimism about the company’s growth strategy and sustainability path. The organization’s dynamic culture and personnel, as well as the significance of sustainability for the future of the world, were underemphasized.
The company has been recognized as a climate leader in America for achieving significant reductions in GHG emissions intensity. It was also ranked #2 on Forbes America’s Best Midsize Employers list in 2024, showing its dedication to being a people-first employer. The company takes its purpose, values, and behaviors seriously, striving to create a positive and supportive community. By working towards sustainability commitments and caring for the planet, the company demonstrates its dedication to making a difference.
Edgewell made significant strides in product and packaging innovation, with its Banana Boat sun care brand launching the Banana Boat 360 Coverage Sunscreen Mist. This disruptive packaging innovation includes a reusable sprayer and refill bottles made with 25% post-consumer recycled plastic, which are recyclable where facilities exist. The company’s dedication to sustainability is evident through its Sustainable Care 2030 strategy, with a focus on reducing waste, emissions, energy use, and water consumption. Amy Knight, vice president of Global Sustainability, expressed pride in the progress made and highlighted the team’s commitment to pushing the sustainability agenda forward.
