MANGO MNG HOLDING, S.L.U.

Climate Impact & Sustainability Data (2017)

Total Carbon Emissions:376,789 tCO2e

Scope 1 Emissions:1,855.78 tCO2e

Scope 2 Emissions:100,192.90 tCO2e

Scope 3 Emissions:274,740.12 tCO2e

Total Energy Consumption:22,160 MWh (offices and distribution centers)

Water Consumption:35,714 m3 (offices and distribution centers)

Waste Generated:3,743 tons (cardboard and paper)

Launched MANGO Committed sustainable collection
Collected more than 3 tons of used textiles and footwear through the Second Chances project
Produced over 4 million garments with sustainable characteristics (3% of total production)

Launched various social initiatives, including collaborations with Vicente Ferrer Foundation, Vita Mundi Foundation, Josep Carreras International Foundation, Spanish Association Against Cancer, Barraquer Foundation, Natura Bissé Foundation, Homac Foundation, Doctors Without Borders, Fero Foundation, Humanitarian Foundation A.G.H., Ared Foundation, Sant Joan de Deu Hospital, Dreaming Awake Foundation, and Food Banks Foundation.
Maintained a 73% employee retention rate after maternity/paternity leave.
Recruited 354 interns at headquarters and stores in Spain, with 22% becoming permanent staff.

Established a Steering Committee to improve communication between the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee.
Maintained an internal auditing department to continually evaluate all spheres of the organization.
Adhered to the Declaration of Luxembourg to improve employee working conditions.

Medium-term Goals:

Short-term Goals:

Exceed 1 ton of textile waste collection by 2018 (Second Chances project)
Double the percentage of sustainable fibers in collections in 2018 (from 3% to 6%)

Economic challenges within the fashion sector.
Risks in the production chain related to the environment and characteristics of manufacturing countries.
Greenhouse gas emissions from activities, use of chemical products, and production/distribution processes.

Established a code of conduct for suppliers and additional procedures for monitoring.
Implemented control of environmental aspects in factories, energy adaptation of facilities and sales points, and transport optimization.
Implemented a chemical substance standard for suppliers to ensure products are free of harmful substances.

Supplier Audits: 562 social, employment, and environmental audits in 2017

Frameworks Used: GRI G4 Guidelines, UN Global Compact

Third-party Assurance: TÜV Rheinland Group

Second Chances project for textile recycling