DyStar claims 2025 climate reductions

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Company’s latest ESG report shows sharp cuts in emissions, water use and wastewater while flagging ongoing challenges on waste and packaging

SINGAPORE — Dyes and chemicals specialist DyStar has reported steep reductions in greenhouse gas emissions intensity and water use in its FY2025 Sustainability ESG Report.

DyStar’s 16th annual sustainability disclosure claims a 51% fall in Scope 1 and 2 emissions intensity against a 2011 baseline, a 81% reduction in water consumption intensity and a 58% cut in wastewater intensity per tonne of production.

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