Your Environment

Hannaford is fully aware of its environmental impacts. As part of our moral, social and economic responsibilities, we manage our green credentials through careful planning, sourcing and disposing. Using these initiatives we are continually looking for ways to decrease Hannaford’s carbon footprint.
Sean Hawe

Sean Hawe
Environment Manager

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At Hannaford the role of an Environmental Manager includes:

  • Reducing Hannaford’s environmental impact.
    • Take-back schemes.
    • Re-use/recycling schemes.
    • Procurement of 'green products'.
  • Waste management.
    • SWMP completion.
    • Waste reporting.
    • Central service for waste removal.
  • Energy management.
    • Monitor/reduce carbon footprint.
  • Capturing data for yearly overview (working towards ISO 14001).
  • FSC.
  • Carbon offsetting.
  • Legal compliance.
 

RECYCLING

Our recycling rates show that

93%

of Hannaford waste is currently avoiding landfill!

 

Hannaford waste 2011
Environmental chart

WASTE MANAGEMENT

Halving Waset to Landfill logo

Our projects create our biggest environmental impacts through waste being created; therefore careful waste management is imperative to our business. Only licensed waste contractors offering the highest recycling rates are considered to remove waste from our projects.

 

Hannaford supports WRAP’s 'halve waste to landfill'. We do our very best to reduce waste from our projects therefore contributing to the goal of halving waste to landfill by 2012.

FSC

FSC Wood pile

We know that our business is heavily reliant on the environment.

 

With a joinery shop at our core, we have become certified by the Forest Stewardship Council, an organisation set up to protect the world’s rain forests. FSC ensures adequate tree planting takes place to replenish the world’s tree growth levels.

OFFSETTING

Understanding our environmental impact is extremely important in how we work; and to understand our impact we need to measure it.

 

Every year between our Environment and Fleet Managers, we calculate our total CO2 emissions consumed through energy consumption and vehicle emissions. We then offset these emissions through worldwide tree planting schemes.