Sustainability Reports and Disclosures - Dependable polymers and resins for long-term manufacturing

Sustainability information built for audit, not ornament.

Ineos organizes sustainability information around reports, methods, and customer-use questions. Chemical customers need to know whether a claim is based on cradle-to-gate data, mass-balance accounting, renewable electricity certificates, process improvements, or supplier declarations. This page frames environmental and responsible-care topics as documents that can be reviewed, challenged, and updated. Claims about biodegradability, recycled content, or carbon intensity are only useful when the boundary, test method, and date are visible.

2025 Sustainability Report

Includes Scope 1 and Scope 2 methodology, energy intensity, safety indicators, and site-level improvement examples.

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Mass-Balance Feedstock Statement

Explains chain-of-custody rules, allocation boundaries, and the documentation customers should retain for audits.

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SDS and Product Stewardship Guide

Summarizes SDS Section 2, handling guidance, regulatory status, and escalation contacts for polymer families.

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Supplier Code and Human Rights

Provides expectations for contractor safety, forced-labor prevention, conflict materials, and ethical sourcing.

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Methodology notes for serious buyers.

Greenhouse gas data should be read with its stated boundary. A cradle-to-gate number is not the same as a full life-cycle footprint, and a plant average may not describe a specific grade, campaign, or transport route. Ineos encourages customers to request the calculation basis before using carbon data in bids, labels, or customer-facing literature. Where recycled or renewable feedstock is discussed, the supporting chain-of-custody documents and allocation rules matter as much as the percentage itself. Environmental statements also need to be separated from safety statements. A lower-carbon resin still requires the same SDS review, PPE planning, storage controls, and GHS classification review as conventional material.

GHG ProtocolScope boundaries and emission-factor assumptions.

GRI-style disclosureComparable people, safety, environmental and governance indicators.

ISO 14040 logicLife-cycle framing when product footprints are discussed.

SDS Section 2Hazard classification remains the safety reference.