CODE OF CONDUCT
PUMA’s Code of Conduct sets a clear minimum standard for supply chain partners and is displayed in all of PUMA’s directly contracted partner factories.
Sustainability is a key value of PUMA, deeply integrated in our business operations. It guides our company to work faster toward a more just and sustainable future.
Bjørn Gulden CEO
At PUMA we are not without ambitions. We have 10 sustainability targets we want to reach by 2025. These are our 10FOR25. With these targets in mind, we aim to get better in environmental, health and safety, and human rights matters within PUMA and our supply chain to start our journey towards a more circular business model.
We are one PUMA family and treat each other as such. It is our duty to ensure that PUMA products are manufactured under safe, fair, legal and humane working conditions throughout the supply chain, with workplaces where human rights are respected and workers’ health and safety are protected.
Playing fair
We love doing sports outside. That's only possible in a healthy ecosystem. At PUMA, we are constantly working on improving our environmental impact. We're determined to reduce our carbon emissions, water usage, waste and air pollution in our own offices and, even more importantly, in our supply chain.
Targeting changePUMA's path to a better world is inspired and guided by our stakeholders. These include customers and consumers, direct and indirect employees and their representatives, shareholders, suppliers, regulators, non-governmental organizations, international agencies, foundations, academics, our Sustainability Committee and many others. It is crucial for us to frequently engage with everyone to reflect on our program, get valuable feedback and adjust our course if necessary.
Scoring togetherFeel better and play better with the growing amount of alternatives used in PUMA products. We are constantly striving to use more sustainable key materials such as cotton, polyester, leather and cardboard.
Sporting alternatives