The Bertrand family
Climate Commitment
We clean up after ourselves
E-commerce deliveries have a carbon footprint. That is why we support pioneering companies that remove carbon from the air.
Together, the participating companies have...
- removed thousands of tonnes of carbon from the atmosphere
- ensured carbon-neutral deliveries for more than ten million orders.
Here's how it works: For every order we receive, a formula is used to calculate the estimated emissions associated with shipping. Based on these estimates, a portion of our revenue is donated to carbon reduction companies that have been vetted by scientists from Carbon Direct. These companies use this money to remove the amount of carbon generated by our shipments. Additional funds are dedicated to the development of carbon removal technologies.
Here are some of the companies removing the emissions associated with our shipments.
Heirloom
Heirloom's direct air capture technology enhances the carbon mineralisation process. Heirloom's technology accelerates the rate at which natural minerals capture CO₂ rather than using energy-intensive fans to draw in air.
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Remora
Remora captures CO₂ from the exhaust pipes of semi-trailers while they are on the road, with the CO₂ intended to be stored long-term.
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Charm
Charm captures CO₂ from plant waste, converts it into a stable, carbon-rich liquid, and safely stores it underground, out of reach of wildfires and soil erosion.
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