As a company deeply rooted in the Black Forest region and now a global player, Duravit takes sustainability seriously. Our commitment extends beyond our own business to future generations. Here are some key points:

Climate Neutrality by 2045

Duravit’s ambitious goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2045 reflects our dedication to environmental stewardship.  We recognise the urgent need to combat climate change and are actively implementing measures to reduce our carbon footprint.

To achieve this, We are investing in renewable energy sources, optimising production processes, and exploring innovative technologies. By minimising emissions and offsetting unavoidable ones, we aim to leave a positive impact on the planet.

Sustainable Materials

Ceramic, a cornerstone of our product range, exemplifies our commitment to sustainability. This ancient material has stood the test of time due to its durability, natural composition, and timeless appeal.

Duravit’s ceramic products are not only beautiful but also environmentally responsible. Our stability ensures longevity, reducing the need for replacements and conserving resources.

Water-Saving Technologies

Water scarcity is a global concern, and Duravit recognises its role in addressing this issue. By 2030, we plan to have over 80% of products designed with water-saving technologies.

Recycled Materials

We aim to incorporate an average of 30% recycled materials into our products by 2030. This commitment aligns with the circular economy model, where materials are reused rather than discarded.

Recycled glass, plastics, and metals find new life in Duravit’s designs, reducing the strain on natural resources.

Employee Satisfaction and Global Partnerships

Duravit recognises that sustainability extends beyond products. Our investment in employee satisfaction ensures a motivated workforce committed to the company’s mission.

Additionally, global partnerships allow Duravit to collaborate with like-minded organisations, share best practices, and drive positive change collectively.

Water Responsibility

Duravit’s facility in Hornberg serves as a model for responsible water use. By utilising 60% recycled water, they reduce our reliance on freshwater sources.

Water recycling initiatives extend to other sites, emphasising the importance of preserving this precious resource.

In conclusion, Duravit’s holistic approach to sustainability encompasses not only product design but also corporate responsibility. Their commitment to a greener future resonates with environmentally conscious consumers worldwide. 🌏🚿✨