Heaven Gifts Releases Whitepaper: More than 30 Million Users in over 100 Markets

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Mar.20.2024

Heaven Gifts Releases Whitepaper: More than 30 Million Users in over 100 Markets

Heaven Gifts unveils climate change white paper, committing to carbon neutrality in 2035 and net zero emissions by 2050.

On March 20, Heaven Gifts released a White Paper on its official website, detailing the company's thoughts on addressing climate change, carbon emission baseline, and goals.

The White Paper mentions that Heaven Gifts operates in over 100 markets worldwide, serving more than 30 million users. The company has local offices in China, Hong Kong, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Malaysia, Indonesia, and other locations.

In the White Paper, Heaven Gifts claimed to have completed its first carbon assessment of the company's entire value chain business activities and pledged to achieve operational carbon neutrality by 2035 and net zero emissions in the value chain by 2050.

Heaven Gifts has announced that the company has successfully started using sea freight for transporting some materials in its logistics operations. Additionally, the company plans to implement measures such as reducing weight and using low-carbon materials as replacements to optimize product design and packaging in order to reduce carbon emissions.

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