Marshalls & the Environment
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Marshalls are steadily reducing the amount of CO² produced per tonne of production output
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Marshalls use recycled water and harvest rainwater from buildings and hardstandings for their production processes
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Marshalls transport operation is one of the most efficient in industry
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Marshalls recycle over 80% of their waste
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Marshalls products are almost entirely inert and have a low risk of pollution. At the end of their very long life, they can in most cases be recycled.
Marshalls & Sustainability
When you choose Marshalls, you are not only choosing a company with a strong heritage in transforming Britain’s landscapes, but one that takes seriously its responsibilities to ethical trading and the environment. Marshalls view sustainability as vital not only from an environmental viewpoint but from social and economic ones too. They take their responsibilities in these areas very seriously, particularly ethical trading and carbon emissions. Marshalls are the only company in the landscaping industry to belong to the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI). This is an alliance of companies, NGO’s and trade unions which aims to ensure that the working conditions of workers producing the UK market meet or exceed international labour standards.