Carbon Transparency & Environmental Impact | Logitech

What are you hoping to achieve with carbon labeling?

In an industry reliant on electronic components and plastics, understanding and being transparent about your carbon impact is an important step in driving positive change. This is just a start, as it will take an industry-wide effort to truly make a difference. We invite other companies to provide full transparency at the product level as well.
 

How do we know if the carbon impact number is good or bad?

At this time few companies share carbon impact at the product level, but we hope this will change in the future. For now, consumers can compare our CO₂e emissions with the CO₂e of normal human tasks or products we consume. For example, producing 2lbs (907g) of chocolate emits about 19kg CO₂e.
 

When will products include carbon labeling?

We expect the first carbon impact labelling to appear on a select set of gaming products later this year, followed by the rest of gaming, and then a rollout across our other product portfolios.

What are you measuring?

We will be disclosing the carbon impact of the full lifecycle of each product, from raw material sourcing, to manufacturing, distribution, consumer use, and ultimately the end of life.

Who validates your carbon impact number?

To support the integrity of internal calculations, Logitech is collaborating with well-known third parties including IFU Hamburg, an iPoint Group company, to establish a valid ISO aligned measurement protocol, an independent DEKRA-authorised verifier to verify and validate each products carbon impact to DEKRA certification standards, and Natural Capital Partners to identify and apply certified carbon offset instruments to achieve product carbon neutral status.