The data presented in this report was collected from participating SEAM member companies and independently consolidated by the Carbon Trust. All results are reported in aggregated form only; individual company…
Reducing emissions when production decreases means stability. Reducing emissions while production increases is true performance. In 2024, 55% of SEAM members reduced their Scope 1 and 2 emissions. 📉 Even more…
Green Claims in Focus: 2026 Marks a Turning Point for EU & UK Enforcement Regulatory scrutiny of environmental and sustainability claims is intensifying rapidly across the EU and the UK,…
Four pillars shaping the European industry in 2026 Environmental pillar: from decarbonization to regeneration This is currently the most advanced pillar, and one of the most demanding. In 2026, decarbonization…
2025: The SEAM movement in numbers This year confirmed that the sustainable transition needs practical methods. Through the SEAM Carbon Footprint Project, the label has moved beyond intentions to become a…
Rethinking Industrial Models One of this year’s central themes was the shift toward sustainable and responsible supply chains. The goal is clear: integrate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria across…
What Is ESPR, the New Engine of Innovation? ESPR is a cornerstone of the European Green Deal for industry. Replacing the 2009 Ecodesign Directive, it broadens the scope of energy…
CSR as a Catalyst for Progress Even without immediate regulatory deadlines, expectations are rising quickly: customers demand traceability, investors scrutinize ESG performance, and society calls for greater transparency. Supplier audits,…
Sustainability as a hidden driver In 2024, the global abrasives market was valued at USD 46.55 billion and is expected to reach USD 50.72 billion by the end of 2025, a…
Top Priorities to Launch Right Now As Europe faces its first summer heatwaves, the impacts of climate change are impossible to ignore. These events are no longer isolated abnormalities. Across…
As environmental expectations rise and regulatory frameworks tighten, the abrasives industry is under increasing pressure to adapt. This shift presents not only challenges, but also opportunities to improve processes, reduce…
2024 SIGN OF PROGRESS Since its launch, the SEAM Carbon Footprint Project has aimed to provide abrasive manufacturers with a consistent method for assessing their greenhouse gas emissions, laying the…