Zero overproduction and water wastage by 2026

In its first-ever impact report, Kornit codifies its vision of transforming the fashion industry with eco-friendly production on demand. The 2020 Impact and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Report includes the way Kornit Digital Ltd., Rosh Ha’ayn/Israel, conducts business, creates meaningful impact in local communities, and achieves environmental sustainability, among other things.

A 2021 Life Cycle Assessment conducted on 2 flagship products, the Kornit Atlas Max and Kornit Presto S, demonstrated that relative to traditional analog processes, Kornit’s digital production systems used up to 95% less water and 94% less energy, and produced up to 83% less greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for the Presto S system and up to 93% less water and 66% less energy, and produced up to 82% less GHG emissions for the Atlas MAX system. Based on this study, by 2026 Kornit’s sustainable on-demand solutions are expected to enable the production of approx. 2.5 billion apparel items in a responsible manner. This will mean zero overproduction, zero water waste and reduced CO₂ emissions.

Furthermore, the report outlines Kornit’s commitment to achieving key performance indicators (KPIs) that address waste, chemicals, GHG emissions, energy, product development, employee training, diversity and inclusion, and the company’s supply chain.