Ceramic surface brand Laminam says it has managed to significantly decrease its CO2 emissions, and has also converted its entire Italian facilities to run on renewable electricity, according to the company’s latest sustainability report.
The surface company has reportedly reduced its emissions by 9% per square metre of product, and has also managed to achueve 100% raw material recovery during production.
In addition, Laminam says it recycled 52,000 cubic metres of wastewater in 2024, and its Italian facilities are now powered entirely by renewable electricity.
These are just some of the findings of Laminam’s 2024 Sustainability Report, which highlights the company’s achievements in environmental efficiency, social responsibility, and ethical governance.
Outside of just environmental gains, Laminam says its workforce increased by 5% in 2024, and the company now employs a total of 847 employees globally. Roughly 40% of employees are female, and 94% of Laminam’s roles are permanent contracts, which the company says reflects its commitment to long-term employment and equity.
“Sustainability is not just a corporate goal – it’s a customer expectation and a design imperative in the UK,” said Gavin Shaw, Laminam UK managing director.
He continued: “The advances highlighted in this year’s report are not only impressive but deeply aligned with the UK market’s priorities. From energy-efficient manufacturing to products like twO by Laminam that directly reduce material usage, we are perfectly positioned to support architects, specifiers, and fabricators in delivering truly sustainable solutions across the built environment.”