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Sun Chemical Releases Sustainability Report Highlighting Progress in Colombia and Austria

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Sun Chemical released its 16th annual Sustainability Report, detailing measurable progress across its global operations, product portfolio, and supply chain. The report highlights operational improvements, including a 6% reduction in water supply in 2025 and increased recycling compared with 2024. The company also noted renewable energy projects at manufacturing sites in Nussdorf, Austria, and Yumbo, Colombia.

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Why it matters

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The company is embedding sustainability into its business strategy, which includes expanding product-level transparency through approximately 12,000 Product Carbon Footprint calculations. These efforts reinforce Sun Chemical’s commitment to responsible value-chain practices as regulatory and sustainability expectations evolve.

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Who's involved

  • Sun ChemicalProducer of printing inks and pigments
  • EcoVadisSocial and environmental impact rating agency
  • ColombiaCountry where Sun Chemical operates a manufacturing site
  • AustriaCountry where Sun Chemical operates a manufacturing site

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • YumboSpeculative

    The Yumbo site might see reduced operational costs and emissions due to renewable energy projects.

  • NussdorfSpeculative

    The Nussdorf manufacturing site could experience operational cost reduction via renewable energy projects.

  • AustriaSpeculative

    The Austrian manufacturing site might see operational cost reduction due to renewable energy projects.

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