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Sustainable Innovation and Impact at UKL

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Driving Sustainable Change Through Innovation and Collaboration
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UKL, headquartered in Taiwan, is dedicated to advancing sustainability through innovation, resilience, and cross-industry collaboration. Despite limited natural resources, we integrate recycled materials into all our designs, enhancing product value and promoting Taiwan’s sustainable materials globally. Our commitment is rooted in the belief that innovation, sustainability, and passion are the key drivers for becoming an environmentally responsible enterprise.

Gary Hsieh, Executive Vice President


Focused Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
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Responsible Consumption and Production (SDG 12)
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  • Emphasis on sustainable raw materials, products, and production processes
  • Commitment to sustainable recycling of packaging

Climate Action (SDG 13)
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  • Implementation of operational and production chain carbon reduction strategies

Partnerships for the Goals (SDG 17)
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Sustainable Strategies and ESG Key Indicators
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Caring for Staff and Community
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Environmental Stewardship
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Green Purchasing Initiatives
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Recognition and Awards
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2024 Sustainability Vision and Goals
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  • Renewable Raw Materials Promotion: Targeting 25% of exported products to use recycled raw materials.
  • Global Textile Innovation: Promoting fully recycled textile materials in international competitions and events.
  • Pineapple Leaf Regeneration Project: Aiming to recycle up to 60 metric tons of Taiwanese pineapple leaves, with PALF-related product revenue reaching US$100,000.
  • Outstanding Performance in ESG and Design: Participation in international ESG and design awards, including the German IF Design Award, Sustainability Award, Taiwan Excellence Award, and National Rock Award.
  • Carbon Sequestration Data Planning: Initiating carbon sequestration data collection for pineapple leaves and implementing circular economy practices for soil carbon sequestration.
  • Climate Declaration in Practice: After signing the RE10x10 climate declaration, at least 5% of total electricity consumption will be from green sources in 2024, increasing to at least 10% in 2025.

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