On World Zero Emissions Day, Drylock Technologies publishes its latest Sustainability Report, bringing together the actions, results and priorities shaping our approach to sustainability.
“Sustainability is no longer a differentiator. It is the only way forward.”
For us, transparency is an important part of building trust with customers, partners and other stakeholders. Our double materiality assessment helps identify the sustainability topics that matter most, and independent assessments provide external validation of our performance.
In 2025, Drylock achieved EcoVadis Platinum for the second consecutive year, placing us among the top 1% of companies assessed worldwide.
Turning transparency into action
Our latest Sustainability Report shows how this approach translates into measurable results across our operations, products, supply chain and workforce.
Since 2019, we have reduced Scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions by more than 90%. All Drylock production sites worldwide operate on 100% renewable electricity.
Packaging is another important area of action. Today, 100% of our packaging is reusable, recyclable or compostable, supported by increased recycled content and the development of paper-based and renewable packaging solutions.
Product development also plays a central role. Our projects include the compostable diaper and increased use of renewable raw materials, reflecting our investment in long-term solutions that help advance circularity and support a closed loop future.
Extending responsibility across our value chain
Reducing environmental impact also depends on close collaboration with our suppliers. Today, 98% of our key suppliers are aligned with Drylock’s Supplier Code of Conduct, and 96% have been evaluated on their ESG roadmap.
Our responsibility extends to the more than 4,000 people who work at Drylock worldwide. In 2025, employees completed more than 91,000 training hours, and lost workdays due to accidents decreased by 39% compared with 2024.
These results provide a clear view of where we stand today. The report also looks ahead at the work still to be done across climate, products, responsible sourcing, people and our wider value chain.
