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Our commitment to sustainability

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Less Carbon, More Connection – Magic Meetings, Without the Air Miles

At Jabra, sustainability is more than a buzzword; it’s a core principle woven into our culture, product design, and operations. By embracing a circular economy approach, we aim to keep resources in use for as long as possible, reduce carbon emissions, and ensure fair, ethical practices across our supply chain.

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  • Durable & Repairable Products
    We engineer our devices to last for years—or even decades—and design them for easy disassembly and repair.
  • Recycled & Renewable Materials
    • Transitioning to recycled plastics (PCR) and bio-based alternatives
    • Targeting 50% sustainable materials in new products by 2025
    • Using FSC®-certified packaging to minimize virgin plastics and reduce waste
  • TCO Certified
    Several Jabra devices meet TCO certification, reflecting strict criteria on ergonomics, energy efficiency, and responsible sourcing.
  • Cutting Travel
    • Equipping four meeting rooms with a Jabra PanaCast 50 has roughly the same climate impact over two years as one single return flight from London to New York—making video collaboration up to 92% more climate-friendly.
    • We’re committed to halving our employee business travel vs. 2019 levels.
  • Clean Energy & Emissions Targets
    • Our main sites already run on 100% renewable energy; all sites will follow by 2025.
    • We’ve set a Science Based Target to reduce scope 3 emissions by 25% by 2030, focusing on materials, manufacturing, and shipping.
  • Life Cycle Assessments
    We continually evaluate the full product life cycle to identify hotspots and reduce our carbon footprint from design to end-of-life.
  • UN Global Compact
    We’ve been a member since 2011, aligning with its ten principles covering human rights, labor, environment, and anti-corruption.
  • Fair Labor & Safe Conditions
    We audit our suppliers to ensure they meet strict standards for labor practices, safety, and environmental performance.
  • Conflict Minerals & Ethical Sourcing
    Jabra enforces robust policies for responsible sourcing, including conflict mineral compliance and traceability in our supply chain.

Circular Economy & Product End-of-Life

  • Device as a Service
    We offer subscription-based hardware solutions (in select markets) that include a takeback option, extending product life and reducing e-waste.
  • Recycling
    In Europe, we contribute to e-waste recycling through EU WEEE directive partnerships, financing the responsible processing of discarded electronics.
  • Packaging Evolution
    Since 2018, we’ve cut packaging CO₂ by up to 84% by eliminating foam, reducing virgin plastic, and switching to FSC® paper.

Beyond Carbon: Health, Safety & Well-Being

  • Hearing Protection
    Jabra’s PeakStop™ technology helps safeguard users’ hearing, ensuring safe noise levels in headsets and speakerphones.
  • Chemical & Hazardous Substances
    We strictly comply with relevant regulations to protect employees, partners, and end users from harmful substances.

Jabra is constantly innovating to reduce our environmental impact while delivering top-tier collaboration solutions. From carbon reduction to ethical sourcing and durable design, we’re committed to creating tech that benefits people and the planet.

Visit  Jabra’s sustainability page to explore how we’re shaping a greener, more responsible future.