The changes we made connected to delivery have reduced the carbon footprint, both for deliveries in to our warehouse and out to customers. We work really hard on which delivery options we market at the checkout. The changes we made in 2022 moved large volumes from delivery options with a higher carbon footprint to delivery options with a lower carbon footprint. We have even made changes connected to deliveries in to our warehouse. We no longer use air freight for goods within Europe, instead using delivery trucks.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Our customers, private individuals, companies and the public sector, want to shop sustainably. As a customer, it is difficult to know how a purchase can effect the environment and sometimes difficult to influence this. When we reduce a purchase\u2019s average carbon footprint, customers can have a better shopping experience and be more satisfied in that they can make a purchase that matches what they want.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Adlibris\u2019 biggest emissions category is in production of the goods we sell, that is, production of books and office supplies, puzzles and games. Since Adlibris doesn\u2019t produce these ourselves, our biggest challenge is how we work with our suppliers to reduce the climate impact of their products. <\/p>\n\n\n\n