You are on page 1of 30

Innovation Case Study by Stefan Seidel, Team Head PUMA.

Safe
Ecology, PUMA
PUMAS PRODUCT LEVEL ENVIRONMENTAL
PROFIT & LOSS ACCOUNT (EP&L) AND
INCYCLE COLLECTION

1
Mission
This is what drives us

We want to be the most desirable and sustainable


Sportlifestyle Company.

We are committed to working in ways that contribute to a better world


by supporting creativity, sustainability and peace and by staying
true to the values of being fair, honest, positive and creative in
decisions made and actions taken.
2
Sustainability scorecard
Our goals for 2015

3
What would it cost, if nature
sent us a bill?

As the first company


worldwide, PUMA has
completed and published an
economic valuation of the
environmental impacts along
its entire value chain.

First step to reduce your


environmental impact is to
know your impact.

4
E P&L
Which impacts along the value chain are covered?
Operations: Offices, shops, business travel,
warehouses, logistics
Operations

Manufacturing: Apparel, shoes and accessories

Tier 1

Outsourcing: Embroiderers, printers, outsole producers

Tier 2

Processing: Tanneries, chemical companies, oil refiners

Tier 3

Raw materials: Cotton farming, cattle ranching, oil drilling

Tier 4 5
PUMA EP&L Results 2011
Impact vs. influence

6
Group-wide E P&L roll-out by 2016
Across all Kering brands

GUCCI BOTTEGA VENETA SAINT LAURENT ALEXANDER McQUEEN


BALENCIAGA BRIONI STELLA McCARTNEY SERGIO ROSSI BOUCHERON
GIRARD-PERREGAUX JEANRICHARD QEELIN CHRISTOPHER KANE
PUMA VOLCOM COBRA ELECTRIC TRETORN

7
The S-Index
Sustainability-index for product and packaging

What is the PUMA S-INDEX?


Set of sustainability criteria for products
Innovation and adoption driver for more sustainable design
Standard / measure across PUMA product teams and BUs
Indicator of more sustainable products by PUMA

PUMAs objective is that 50% of its international product


collections in footwear, apparel and accessories and 100% of its
packaging are S-INDEX approved by 2015.

8
S-Index
Product sustainability rating criteria

>50% A/B+
sustainable
material rated

>50% B/C
sustainable
material rated

< 50% A/B+


sustainable
material rated

9
Innovation & Sustainability Apparel
S-Index Criteria
>50%
A/B+
sustainable
material rated

Fabrication: Percentage of sustainable material content

0-19 20-39 40-59 60-79 80-100


1 2 3 4 5

Garment: Percentage of sustainable material (weight)

0-24 25-49 50-64 65-79 80-100


1 2 3 4 5

Garment Maker: SAFE Rating (total rating)

D C B- B+ A
1 2 3 4 5

NO YES
10
Innovation & Sustainability Apparel
S-Index: Fabrics
Material sustainability

11
Innovation & Sustainability Apparel
S-Index
Progress towards our 2015 target
>50%
A/B+
sustainable
material rated

Linked to order system and Target


Results S-Index Materials
can identify the levels 3, 4, 5
Results incl. SAFE Rating

Calculation of volume of
orders which are in factory
50%
A, B+
Targets are given per
26%
business category 20% 22%
13%
Broken down per line 5% 5%
10% 8%

Incremental over the next 201 2011 201 201


0 2 5
few seasons to achieve our
goal 12
Innovation & Sustainability Apparel
Products made of more sustainable raw materials

PUMA Re-Suede
100% recycled materials
for uppers
80% reduction in energy
and CO2 emission
compared to production of
virgin materials

Organic cotton golf shirt


100% organic cotton

PUMA is the 7th biggest buyer


of organic cotton worldwide
2011 Organic Cotton Market Report.
Textile Exchange. 2011

13
Clever little bag

Re-useable shoe bag


Significant reduction of raw materials
Decreased packaging weight and lower transportation costs
Eliminates need for carrier bags when purchasing only footwear
Made of recycled materials

14
Projected savings for CLB 1.0

15
Incycle products
Fully recyclable or biodegradable product series launched
in 2013

16
Incycle products
Cradle to Cradle philosophy

17
Incycle products
Cradle to Cradle philosophy

18
Incycle products

19
Incycle products

20
On product communication
Distinct labeling of sustainable products

21
Retail implementation of Bring Back Box

22
ARE INCYCLE-
PRODUCTS REALLY
MORE
SUSTAINABLE?
23
Comparative product E P&L analysis
Full impact quantified & broken down on individual products
The Product level E P&L extends our unique E P&L analysis to the product
level further highlighting the extent of PUMAs impact on ecosystem services
and its associated drivers.

Comparative analysis of four footwear and apparel products including


InCycle collection

Analysis highlights PUMAs more sustainable products


create up to 30% less environmental impact than
conventional products

24
Product view including end of life impact
Data across full lifecycle

DISPOSAL
TIER 4

AVAILABLE
GERMAN TRUCOST
CONSUMER LCA DATA MODEL
TIER 3

PRIMARY +
SECONDARY
PRIMARY DATA
OPERATIONS DATA TIER 2

TIER 1
25
INCYCLE SHOE: 35% GHG SAVINGS

26
Conventional product vs. InCycle product
InCycle: 31% impact reduction

-31%

27
Moving sustainability to the next level

Compliance audits Sustainable compliance

Products without hazardous


More sustainable products
substances

Sustainability management
E-KPI monitoring and full transparency in the
supply chain

Visible added value for the


Additional cost consumer and our
stakeholders

28
The business of business is business?
But
Business as usual
is no longer an option!

29
THANK YOU!

30

You might also like