Packaging company Tri-Wall Limited has released its second Annual Sustainability Report, outlining developments across its ESG agenda and reaffirming its alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The report covers the company’s performance in 2023.
Chief Executive Officer Ryuichi Kawakami said the group was committed to embedding responsibility across its operations. “We’re building a business that not only performs but also contributes positively to people and the planet,” he said.
Among the headline figures, 75% of Tri-Wall’s global facilities are now ISO 14001 certified. Half of the industrial water used is recycled, while women account for 34% of the workforce. The company reported no high-consequence injuries and no data breaches during the year. It also committed to increasing investment in climate research by 35% through to 2029.
The report cites operational changes such as energy efficiency upgrades, greater use of low-carbon fuels and digitalisation to improve supply chain transparency. Supplier sustainability assessments and human rights due diligence have also been expanded across its value chain.
On the product side, the report highlights the development of recyclable corrugated solutions such as Tri-Wall Pak® and Bi-Wall Pak®, which are designed to replace traditional wooden packaging in the transport of heavy industrial components.
Jun Miyazaki, who became global chief operating officer in January 2025, said the company’s operational focus would remain on scalable and sustainable packaging. “Sustainability is not an initiative — it’s how we do business,” he added.
