Soyang Europe, a leading manufacturer and distributor of digitally printable wide-format and superwide-format media, surface coverings and print production hardware, has achieved Carbon Reduced Operation Certification from CarbonQuota for 2025.
The certification recognises businesses that demonstrate measurable reductions in the environmental impact of their operations. CarbonQuota assesses emissions associated with areas including buildings, company vehicles and employees, providing a benchmark against which businesses can monitor their performance and identify opportunities for improvement.
In its assessment, CarbonQuota highlighted several improvements that contributed to Soyang securing the certification. These included a 3% year-on-year reduction in the company’s total market-based emissions. Soyang also reduced its carbon intensity per full-time employee by 9%, with emissions falling from 10.61 to 9.64 tonnes of CO₂e per employee compared with the previous year.
Soyang builds on progress with further carbon cuts
The results reflect Soyang’s continued investment in more sustainable operations. Previous initiatives include the introduction of electric company cars and forklift trucks, solar energy generation, LED warehouse lighting and lower-emission transport. The company has also improved container loading efficiency to reduce the carbon impact of deliveries.
Alongside these operational improvements, Soyang continues to expand its range of more sustainable materials.
These include products manufactured using recycled content and materials developed to provide lower-impact alternatives to conventional wide-format print media.
“Achieving the certification from CarbonQuota is an important milestone for Soyang and recognises the work being done to measure, understand and reduce the environmental impact of our operations,” said Simon Mashiter, Operations Director at Soyang. “It is something the whole team can be proud of, and we’re pleased to see our efforts reflected in the results for 2025.
“We remain committed to making further improvements to our operational efficiency and reducing our carbon footprint wherever possible.”
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