ACETO US LLC dba ACTYLIS — full event log
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Actylis set a target to reduce combined Scope 1 & 2 emissions by 60% by 2035 from a 2024 base year, stated as 'in line with the Paris Agreement – 1.5 degree C'. Not SBTi-validated as disclosed.
sustainability_report p.14
Actylis reports contribution to UN SDGs 5 (Gender Equality), 7 (Affordable & Clean Energy), 8 (Decent Work), 12 (Responsible Consumption), 13 (Climate Action), 16 (Peace & Justice), and 17 (Partnerships).
sustainability_report p.16
Actylis earned an EcoVadis Gold medal in 2024 with a score of 78/100, placing it in the 97th percentile (up from 70/100 / 93rd percentile in 2023 and 52/100 / 57th percentile bronze in 2022).
sustainability_report p.17
In 2024 Actylis received a CDP Climate Change score of C and a Water Security score of B-.
sustainability_report p.17
Actylis acquired Pharm-Rx in October 2024, a supplier of specialty ingredients for pharmaceutical and nutritional sectors. May affect comparability of 2024 vs 2023 metrics.
sustainability_report p.13
Actylis commenced the SEDEX certification process in 2024 to enhance ethical supply chain practices and transparency.
sustainability_report p.13
Scope 3 disclosure is limited to Category 1 (Purchased Goods and Services) and Category 4 (Upstream Transportation). Other 13 categories (incl. capital goods, business travel, employee commuting, use of sold products) are not yet quantified.
sustainability_report p.38
By end of 2025 Actylis will review environmental practices of all key suppliers; by 2028 all key suppliers must operate above an acceptable level of sustainability performance.
sustainability_report p.14
Actylis targets reaching 50% renewable electricity by 2026, up from 40% in 2024.
sustainability_report p.20
In 2024, over 40% of electricity consumed globally came from renewable (green) sources (3,601 MWh of 8,962 MWh total electricity). Actylis is investing in energy-efficient technologies and aims to reach 50% renewable electricity by 2026. Facilities at Ahmedabad, Montreal, and Eugene integrate energy-efficient systems. The firm also encourages top suppliers to decarbonize as part of broader value-chain renewable adoption.
sustainability_report p.37
Scope 2 (1,771→2,013 tCO2e) is being addressed by procuring renewable electricity — 3,601 MWh in 2024 (~40% of total electricity). Target to reach 50% by 2026, en route to the 60% Scope 1+2 combined reduction by 2035.
sustainability_report p.37
Over 98% of total ton-miles is shipped via ocean freight (the least carbon-intensive mode), 1% air freight and 1% ground transport. Actylis works with major shipping lines committed to reducing GHG emissions and is monitoring the EU maritime transport emissions regulations (2025–2050) for cost and carbon implications.
sustainability_report p.19
Scope 1 emissions of 2,760 tCO2e in 2024 are driven primarily by natural gas (13,530 MWh) and a small amount of diesel (35.5 MWh, down 83.5% YoY) and fugitive refrigerants (104 tCO2e). Site-level efficiency programs at Ahmedabad, Montreal, and Eugene target on-site combustion intensity. Target: 60% reduction in Scope 1+2 by 2035 vs 2024 baseline.
sustainability_report p.37
Purchased Goods and Services plus Upstream Transportation account for 188,359 tCO2e in 2024 — 97.5% of Actylis' total inventory. The firm has assessed over 100 top suppliers for sustainability practices: 68% hold ISO14001 (environmental) and ~50% hold ISO45001 (social) certifications. Over 100 top suppliers have signed agreements with sustainability clauses and 500+ have signed the supplier code of conduct.
sustainability_report p.18
By 2025 Actylis will map the environmental impact of its core product & packaging portfolio. By end of 2026 it will perform Life Cycle Assessments on the core product range and exceed product regulations where possible. Tracks non-recyclable plastics per shipment in response to EU Plastic Tax regimes (Spain, Italy, UK).
sustainability_report p.14