Sustainability Report 2023-24 - Flipbook - Page 34
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1
The decrease in the number of certificates in 2022/23 is due to a merger of two departments.
2
Adjusted in 2021/22 to include FurnMaster Mexico (Grupo RyL S.A. de C.V.).
3
Applies to standard designs. Customer-specific designs and embossed and laminated goods are not
included in the statement but can be delivered with eco-label as agreed. Lamina, which is only delivered
with lamination, is included in 2023/24.
4
Raw materials consumption comprises the most significant consumption in the business area fabrics.
Adjusted in 2021/22 and 2022/23 in relation to the materials consumed for ShapeKnit.
5
Some wool blends contain a small amount of polyamide.
6
Post-consumer recycled polyester and textile-to-textile recycled polyester.
7
Introduced in 2022/23 in connection with the Gabriel LOOP concept.
8
The material was reported under the “other materials” category before 2022/23.
9
Other materials are primarily polyurethane and polyamide.
10
Gabriel sources 100% renewable electricity documented by guarantees of origin and supports projects
that compensate for the CO2e produced by the consumption of gas, heat, fuel etc.
11
The produced amount is converted to own consumption in accordance with the electricity supply agreement.
12
The increase in consumption is attributable to the establishment of a warehouse in Gabriel North America
Inc. in 2021/22 and expansion of SampleMaster production in 2023/24.
13
The increase in consumption is primarily attributable to capacity fluctuations, maintenance of machinery and low outside temperature early in the calendar year. The consumption stabilised towards the
end of the financial year.
14
Comprises all wholly-owned Gabriel companies, and thus does not include UAB Scandye (49.3% ownership).
15
Location-based impact is based on the actual greenhouse gas intensity when using the local electricity grid.
16
Market-based impact is based on the greenhouse gas intensity of the market from which Gabriel
purchases electricity. Gabriel buys guarantees of origin for renewable electricity for 100% of the electricity consumed, which means that the scope 2 market-based impact is 0.
