How does the IKEA Group work to address social and environmental problems?
IKEA's low prices must not come at any human or environmental cost. IKEA sees this as a requirement for business success. Customers must always feel safe when using the products they buy. IKEA products must be produced under fair labour conditions by suppliers that work to protect the environment. IKEA does not tolerate child labour. The IKEA Group also supports sustainable forest stewardship. We plan to procure all wood used for IKEA products from well-managed, certified forests in the future. IKEA is also actively working to reduce our climate change footprint.
Please see Sustainable everyday for more details.
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