We will step up our efforts to use our resources, networks, expertise and platforms to make a positive difference.”Īs a next step, the company will begin to phase out single-use plastic bags used in LEGO boxes to package the loose bricks. This is part of its ambition to make all its packaging sustainable by the end of 2025. From 2021, Forest Stewardship Council-certified recyclable paper bags will be trialled in boxes.Ĭhristiansen said: “We have received many letters from children about the environment asking us to remove single-use plastic packaging. We believe they should have access to opportunities to develop the skills necessary to create a sustainable future. As a company who looks to children as our role models, we are inspired by the millions of kids who have called for more urgent action on climate change.

It’s critical we take urgent action now to care for the planet and future generations. The LEGO Group CEO, Niels B Christiansen said: “We cannot lose sight of the fundamental challenges facing future generations. The company, which has made a series of moves over the past 10 years to build a better planet for future generations, believes it’s increasingly urgent and important to prioritise environmental and social activity. The investment will cover both long-term investments and ongoing costs. Further investments will also be made in creating more sustainable products, achieving zero waste & carbon neutral operations, circularity and inspiring children to learn about sustainability through play.īILLUND, September 15th, 2020: The LEGO Group today announced plans to invest up to US$400 million over three years to accelerate sustainability and social responsibility initiatives. Next step is to begin to phase out single-use plastic bags from LEGO® boxes in latest move to make all packaging sustainable by 2025.

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