Trivium Packaging has received the prestigious Sustainability Award at the British Aerosol Manufacturing Association (BAMA) Awards 2025. This recognition highlights the company’s significant progress in its decarbonisation efforts. By leveraging its Sutton-in-Ashfield plant as a benchmark for sustainability, Trivium has achieved tangible reductions in carbon emissions, along with practical initiatives that underscore its global sustainability commitments.
Trivium’s sustainability strategy prioritises lowering greenhouse gas emissions, fostering circularity, and instilling environmental responsibility throughout its operations. Specifically, the Sutton-in-Ashfield facility achieved an impressive 46% reduction in CO2 emissions from the previous year. This achievement stems from straightforward yet impactful measures, including live energy monitoring, waste reduction, and engaging employees through the “turn it off” campaign.
“At Trivium, we’re proving that sustainability isn’t just a corporate ambition, it’s a daily practice,” stated Alice Bazzano, Sustainability Director at Trivium Packaging. “This award is a testament to the hard work and commitment of our teams, who are driving measurable change at every level of our business. Our Sutton-in-Ashfield plant demonstrates how operational excellence and environmental action go hand in hand.”
The BAMA Sustainability Award is a recognition of organisations that exhibit leadership in sustainable manufacturing and innovation within the aerosol industry. Trivium’s comprehensive approach to translating corporate climate goals into actionable strategies at its Sutton-in-Ashfield plant helped secure this prestigious top prize.
Moreover, the Sutton-in-Ashfield team was also named Runner-up for Process Safety & Training Culture, further illustrating Trivium’s dedication to fostering a proactive, people-centric safety culture that promotes continuous improvement.
This accolade joins a series of global sustainability achievements for Trivium in 2025. Notably, the company has maintained its EcoVadis Platinum ranking for the fourth consecutive year, marking it as the first and only metal packaging company to do so. Additionally, Trivium secured a spot on the CDP Climate A List for the second consecutive year and earned a place on the CDP Supplier Engagement Leaderboard for the third year. The company is also making strides in circularity as a pivotal element of its decarbonisation strategy, with 47% of 2024 revenue projected to come from ecodesigned products, edging closer to its 2030 target of 50%. These innovations, including increased recycled content and lightweighting products, contribute to a significant reduction in the carbon footprint associated with Trivium’s food and drink sustainable packaging. Such milestones reflect Trivium’s unwavering commitment to transparency, innovation, and continuous progress on its path to net zero.
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