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Ecolab Reports Progress Toward 2030 ‘Impact’ Goals

Ecolab has published its 2022 Corporate Sustainability Report, which shows how the company is advancing its vision to build a ‘100% positive’ future.

The report affirms the water and hygiene solutions provider’s commitment to protecting people, planet and business health, and details progress made in realizing its 2030 Impact Goals.

Our 2022 Corporate Sustainability Report shows once again how we are delivering on our goals and making major steps toward our ambition to build a 100% positive future.

“Ecolab has remained focused on delivering concrete results year after year,” says Christophe Beck, Chairman and CEO of Ecolab. “Our 2022 Corporate Sustainability Report shows once again how we are delivering on our goals and making major steps toward our ambition to build a 100% positive future.” 

Ecolab says that in 2022 alone, it helped customers conserve 219 billion gallons of water – the equivalent of the drinking water needs of 758 million people; in addition to providing ‘safe’ food to 1.4 billion people, cleaning 57 billion hands with its disinfectants offering, and avoiding 3.6 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions.

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By 2030, the group has committed to saving enough water to meet the drinking water needs of 1 billion people, reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 6 million metric tons, provide quality and safe food for 2 billion people and help prevent 1.7 million infections. 

To explore Ecolab’s full Corporate Sustainability Report, visit Ecolab.com/CSR.

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FMIndustry.com covers the latest news, trends and opinion from the facilities management (FM) and corporate real estate (CRE) sectors. The FM market is currently estimated to be worth USD 1 trillion annually and is projected to grow at a compounded annualised rate of approximately 5% between now and 2026.
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