In 2022, IKEA remained steadfast in our commitment to sustainability and upholding the value of "People & Planet Positive." We are constantly exploring different fields and making positive changes from within the company. For instance, we have launched BLÅVINGAD toys made from recycled ocean waste, introduced circular rental services, and implemented electric trucks for transportation. Our stores lead by example, mobilize employees to support local communities through Blue Bag Fund. We are thrilled to collaborate with other business organizations to promote second-hand activities, and also with non-governmental organizations and customers for charitable activities to alleviate energy poverty in Hong Kong, you can learn more our community projectsbelow. We invite you to join us, no matter where you are,to amplify your impact in your daily life and make our planet a better place!
Adrian Worth
Managing Director, IKEA North Asia
Healthy & Sustainable Living
Making Healthy and Sustainable Lifestyles More Affordable
Our ambition for 2030: To inspire and enable more than one billion people to live a better everyday life within the planet’s boundaries.
To raise awareness of green living, we organized a series of ocean conservation initiatives and held the “Under Havet” exhibition at four of our stores in Hong Kong to discourage the use of plastics and encourage the act of recycling and reusing materials. We also educated children about the impact of their daily habits on the ocean through comics and soft toys made of recycled ocean pollutants.
Ocean Conservation: An Exhibition
Ocean conservation is a global responsibility. Marine pollution caused by plastic waste...
Employee Engagement Activity : HSL, I know best!
At IKEA, we do not merely focus on achieving corporate goals of environmental protection and sustainable development...
Plant ball
By 2030, 50% of the main meals offered at our restaurants will be plant-based (vegetarian).
Over 1,098,000 plant balls were sold in Hong Kong in 2022
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Reduced 275,000kg of carbon emissions
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Amount of carbon absorbed by 27,500trees
LED bulb
Our new SOLHETTA LED bulbs last approximately 25,000 hours and are 35% more energy efficient than previous IKEA LED bulbs. It saves you money and is much more eco-friendly!
Over 283,300 LED bulbs were sold in Hong Kong in 2022
Circular & Climate Positive
Transforming Into a Circular Business
Our goal is to become a circular business by 2030. Thus, we are committed to designing our products based on circular product design principles and using renewable or recycled materials. By developing a circular business model, setting up a comprehensive recycling system, and tapping into the secondhand goods market, we prolong the value and lifespan of our products together with our corporate partners.
Four of our stores in Hong Kong partnered with Carousell to give secondhand furniture a second life, and consumers could purchase their ideal furniture at affordable prices. Through this initiative, we have successfully created a circular economy and developed a blueprint for Hong Kong’s secondhand furniture and household products industry. Moreover, we have reduced waste significantly and eased Hong Kong’s waste problem.
Online Platform for Secondhand Furniture
As an enterprise committed to promoting sustainable development, IKEA hopes to spread awareness of recycling among the public...
Becoming Climate Positive
We are committed to becoming climate positive by 2030 while ensuring business growth. Furthermore, we align ourselves with international sustainable development trends to aim to reduce more carbon emissions than our global supply chain emits.
Fair & Equal
Caring for People
We plan to uphold human rights in our entire supply chain and strive to build a more close-knit society by 2030. An Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is offered to all employees, who are IKEA’s most valuable assets. Upon joining the company, an employee will receive a Hong Kong EAP card that allows access to professional counseling services for stress relief.
Climate change makes it much more difficult for needy families to break out of the cycle of poverty. Together with our employees, we seek to understand the needs of our communities and support their development. IKEA Hong Kong collaborated with A Plastic Ocean Foundation to launch the IKEA Light Up Hope campaign. We helped villagers with limited resources by installing energy-efficient lamps for them. In addition, our Macau team utilized the Blue Bag Fund to assist Fountain of Hope, a local charity organization, in revamping its multipurpose room. We took action to help the needy and exercised our influence to bring about positive change in society. Let us work together to build a fair and equal society for everyone.
IKEA Blue Bag Fund
IKEA has always been committed to creating green and sustainable lifestyles...
IKEA Light Up Hope Program
Hong Kong’s Ha Pak Nai is renowned for its natural beauty. Unfortunately, land degradation, heavy rain...
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
IKEA Hong Kong partnered with Vital Employee Service Consultancy to offer an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for its employees...