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Eco Guide du Materiel de montagne


ArborImage
Creation :
 
1995
Founder :
 
Gregor Common & Bob Carlson
Activities :
 
Production de snowboards, longboards et vêtements
Group membership :
 
Non
Production volumes :
 
17 000 Snowboards, 30 000 Longboards
Turnover :
 
1-10 M€
Number of employees :
 
10 - 49
 

social L1 - Workplace wellbeingL2 - Education & informationL3 - Supply chainL4 - Corporate Social ResponsibilityL5 - Supporting local communitiesL6 - Transparency & traceability

  • Support for local communities: 75% of environmentally responsible apparel right here is produced in the USA in Los Angeles : T-shirts, Hats and a portion of our knits. 


environmentL7 - Environmental site managementL8 - Education & informationL9 - Supply ChainL10 - CertificationsL11 - GHG emissionsL12 - Environmental commitments
  • Environmental site management: Selective sorting and recycling of waste at the offices and the factories, printing on recycled paper with soy based inks, employee awareness raising. Retail Shop, offices, racks built with bamboo, recycled wood, and reclaimed materials from snowboard and skateboard production.
  • Information & Education: You can find on this blog information about materials used by Arbor.
  • GHG emissions: Carbon compensation with Prima Klima, planting approximately one Hectare of trees for the offsetting of 10 Tonnes of CO2
  • Environmental commitments: 5% of profits donated for the support of different environmental organisations: Nature conservancySurfrider foundationRainforest Action Network,American Forests Rock’n Renew Plant for the planet

 

eco-conception L13 - DurabilityL14 - Global Eco design processL15 - Eco Design ActionsL16 - End of life & recyclingL17 - Non toxicL18 - Packaging & logistics
  • Eco design process: R&D with the aim of replacing as many environmentally harmful materials as possible, with ecologically based alternatives 
  • Eco design actions: 98% of the apparel is made of Bamboo, the remaining 2% are made of organic cotton provided by: Article1Arbor also used Forest Stewardship Council certified wood cores in all its boards. 
  • Packaging & logistics: GMO free, corn based plastic bags designed to be composted