SUSTAINABILITY

• All Pelican products (with the exception of BioThermal single use products) are reusable and not single use by nature.
• Our cases are reusable packaging alternatives to cardboard and other waste, reducing impacts associated with sourcing virgin materials and transporting single use products.
• Our signature black cases use up to 25% recycled material, sourced from in-house regrind from rejected cases and recycling material.
• We calculated that our Crēdo Cube reusable shipper uses four times less carbon during its entire cradle to grave life cycle than a single-use shipper using either polyurethane or extruded polystyrene insulation.

• We’ve installed LED lighting in many facilities, improving energy efficiency and reducing costs.
• In North America, we’ve partnered with Call2Recycle to ensure that all batteries are recycled responsibly once they reach their end of life, and have assisted in diverting over 160 million lbs of batteries from the waste stream.
• We are identifying opportunities in our shipping and receiving operations. In our Minnesota, US facility, we recycle or reuse cardboard, clear plastic wrap, and wooden pallets.
• In Torrance, CA we’ve drastically reduced our waste by re-grinding and re-using rejected cases into the molding process for new cases.

• Our global safety vision is Zero Accidents and we seek to drive safety performance through our own key performance indicators.
• We have developed a Global Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) Management System that we will be integrating into our ISO 9001 certified systems.
• We require all our employees to participate in our 6S program, a lean manufacturing system that aims to promote and sustain a high level of productivity and safety throughout a workspace.

• Our ethics policy reflects the high premium we place on earning the trust and confidence of our employees, customers, suppliers, and stakeholders.
• We have an amazing culture and embrace our seven core values in everything we do.
• These include, but are not limited to; integrity, respect and accountability.

• One of our core values, quality, is in our DNA and everything we do.
• Pelican's six manufacturing facilities are ISO 9001 certified, an international standard for quality management systems. This means we are actively working to continuously improve our processes and quality of our products, ensuring durability and reliability for years to come.
• Pelican BioThermal has achieved ISO/IEC 17025-2017 accreditation, an international standard which recognizes labs that have demonstrated consistent technical competency and quality.
• Our Guarantee of Excellence program means we will either repair or replace any broken or defective injection molded product, including our cases, allowing us to preserve resources while delivering quality. Click here for product specific guarantees

• We provide financial support and product donations to organizations that help protect us, including first responders and humanitarian aid organizations.
• We partner with local non-profits to strengthen our communities and vulnerable populations. Pelican has partnered with the Red Cross for Employee Blood Drives for many years since 2009. Pelican’s EMEA operation, Peli Products, S.L.U., has also supported the Italian Red Cross by donating numerous lighting units to help build field hospitals and emergency centers during the COVID-19 crisis.
• We partner with local organizations to organize employee sustainability events. In 2019, we supported Surfrider Foundation with over 30 volunteers to assist in cleaning up Redondo Beach in Los Angeles, CA.
• We provide disaster relief to climate events, such as wildfires and hurricanes. In 2019 and 2020, we donated over 2,000 flashlights to Direct Relief for Hurricane Dorian and Puerto Rico earthquake victims. Peli has also donated flashlights to the Forest Defense Groups in Spain in an effort to support forest conservation there.
• To Learn More about our community efforts, click here.

Roughly 33,615 seedlings were planted at Lake Toolibin, an area that provides important habitat for several migratory bird species and plays a very important role in maintaining ground water levels lower than the lake itself. Ground water in this area is saline, but Lake Toolibin is the only freshwater lake system left in the Western Australian Wheatbelt where all other wetlands have been affected by secondary salinity. In addition, Lake Toolibin provides community benefit through passive recreation activities such as bush walking, picnics and bird watching.

The other plantings are taking place primarily on private land to create and improve habitat for threatened species, including the endangered western ringtail possum. These private properties are registered with the Land for Wildlife program, which is a scheme run by the seven Natural Resource Management regions across Western Australian and the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.

• 13,142 seedlings were planted across seven sites to create and improve habitat for the critically endangered Western Ringtail Possum.
• 4,484 seedlings will be planted to create a wildlife corridor for the benefit of Chuditch and Woylies.