As an integrated garment manufacturing business, we recognize the tremendous environmental footprint of the garment industry as a whole and have taken active steps to positively contribute to the environment and minimize negative impact towards our ecosystem. To minimize impact towards climate change, our business is committed to utilizing our natural resources efficiently and effectively. Sustainable and responsible resource allocation and utilization is our main objective through our environmental projects.


To meet this objective, our company’s environmental sustainability commitment encapsulates three main areas: sustainable material sourcing energy efficiency through utilization of various energy-saving technologies, and zero waste management programs.



Goal 7 – Affordable and Clean Energy
Target 7.3. To utilize energy efficiently at PT Pan Brothers Tbk and Group
The Company is committed towards minimizing negative impact towards the environment and continuously strives to apply greener building and manufacturing concepts. Our Office Building located in the production complex of Mojosongo Boyolali, Central Java has been awarded the Platinum standard by the Green Building Council of Indonesia based on its 'green building concept'. The company has determined that all new factories, office buildings, and machineries must and will be environmentally friendly in terms of its energy and water usage. We are committed to utilizing at least 30% renewable energy sources across all our 19 entities by 2030.
GREEN OFFICE IN BOYOLALI
Energy Saving Features
  • High Performance Glazing, building designed with low SHGC (Solar Heat Gain Coefficient) glazing system and shading devices.
  • Daylight Saving, designed with opening area in the north and south side of the building for daylight access can reduce building energy consumption of lighting system up to 52%.
  • Suspended Lighting and Led System, lighting energy consumption is reduced by reducing artificial lighting use and using energy efficient lighting system. Almost all of working space have a direct access to the window and get daylighting. By using automatic lighting sensor (daylight sensor) for lighting system control, energy consumption for lighting may be reduce more than 50%. LED, an energy efficient light, is used in all working space. By using suspended lighting design, number of lamps can be reduced up to 30% without reducing required illuminance level.
  • Hybrid Cooling System, designed in this building combined air conditioning system and fan system as a cooled air distributor system. By implementing this hybrid system, energy used by air conditioning system for distributing cooled air can be reduced. In the open office area, air conditioning system which is combined with ceiling fans system may reduce energy consumption for cooling up to 12% by setting the room temperature 2 degree above standard (25°C).
Water Conservation Features
  • Rain Water Harvesting, all rain water that falls in the roof is collected and used for irrigation, make up cooling tower, and flushing toilet.
  • Water Recycling, waste water from basin and floor drain are recycled for makeup cooling tower, irrigation, and flushing toilet.
  • Water Efficiency Landscaping, all water used for irrigation system is not from ground water and or municipal waterworks (PDAM).
  • Water Efficient Fixture, using water efficient fixture
Efficiency Statistics
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
Energy Consumption TabelCalculation Of Energy IntensityUnitIntensity Energy GarmentMJ/USDMJ/USD20160,069230,4964020170,066730,4269720180,055010,2623020190,055150,1977620200,053590,28859Intensity Energy Non-garment
Energy Intensity YOY0.5680.4960.3190.2540.3440.39620162017201820192020AverageEnergy Intensity YOY (MJ/USD)(Garment, Non Garment, Green Office)
Type of Energy Usage PBRX97.69%2.31 %GarmentNon GarmentGreen OfficeType of Energy Usage PBRX0.03%2.31 %8.75%0.03%1.57%8.75%CoalSolar PanelFuelElectricity
Average energy intensity has decreased by 30.25% between 2016-2020
Energy Efficient Technologies
The efficient use of energy and water to support all business activities at all operational facilities is the company's priority program. The company strives to minimize overall carbon footprint and ensures the efficient use of resources to minimize environmental risk. Every business unit of the company is expected to carry out its activities in an energy efficient way without compromising productivity.
WATER CONSUMPTION
Water Consumption TabelCalculation of Water Consumption IntensityUnitIntensity Water Garmentm3/USDm3/USD20160,00016630,001193620170,00019930,001173020180,00015230,000686120190,00017070,000369420200,00017660,0006480Intensity Water Non-garment

WATER INTENSITY YOY0.00140.00140.00080.00050.00080.000920162017201820192020AVERAGEWATER INTENSITY YOY (M3/USD)(GARMENT, NON GARMENT, GREEN OFFICE)
On average, intensity of water consumption has decreased by 31.2% between 2016-2020
Rainwater Harvesting (Total Capacity 480m3)
Recognizing Indonesia’s excessive reliance on groundwater, Pan Brothers is committed to harvesting rainwater and utilizing it for our operational activities. We are in the process of installing an auto valve to refill & drain in rain water tank system automatically.



Goal 12 – Responsible Consumption & Production
Target 12.5. To substantially reduce waste production through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse across all PBRX facilities
Sustainable & Local Material Sourcing
In line with our objective to ensure transparency throughout our supply chain and maintain sustainable resource allocation and utilization, the company is committed to sustainable material procurement and has engaged with global suppliers and buyers to make this initiative a universal commitment.
After conducting a traceability study across all our garment manufacturing facilities on the materials we regularly source to produce garments, the Company has decided to focus on increasing the % of sustainable and recycled/recyclable materials used in production by (1) encouraging buyers and global partners to demand and develop products that are environmentally sustainable and (2) advising and collaborating with global suppliers to produce more sustainable material over the long-run.
To ensure compliance, traceability and transparency in our material sourcing efforts, the Company only classifies materials sourced as ‘sustainable’ or 'recycled' if suppliers have the following certifications:
  1. Sustainable: PFOA/PFOS Free, Biodegradable, RDS, BCI, GOTS, OCS, OEKO-TEX, IOS MAT 0010, Bluesign, PFC Free, C0, GRS (Global Recycling Standard), RCS (Recycled Claim Standard)
  2. Recycled: GRS (Global Recycling Standard), RCS (Recycled Claim Standard)
More information about our progress can be found in our sustainability report – broken down by fabric and accessories.
2020 Local Impor Procurement Graphic2020 % Local/Import Procurement (Fabric & Accessories)14.70%18.99%27.10%20.26%28.29%40.49%22.37%100%100%23.28%85.30%81.10%72.95%79.74%71.10%59.50%77.63%76.72%PancaTPG TasikESGI…ESGI…PSSPAN8PAN9APSBIGAverage% local% import* Data collected from SAP/ERP systems
2020 Sustainable Material Sourcing Graphic2020 % Sustainable Material Sourcing(Fabric & Accessories)% sustainable% unsustainable* Data collected from SAP/ERP systems4.96%1.93%94.40%59.10%55.95%15.65%18.95%35.85%95.04%98.07%5.60%40.90%44.05%84.35%81.05%64.15%PancaTPG…ESGI…ESGI…PSSPAN9OceanAverage
Sustainable Product Development
Through subsidiaries such as PT. Ocean Asia Industry and Continent 8, PBRX has also begun developing sustainable products – using organic fibers and natural dyes for garment products and encouraging buyers around the world to partner with us in this initiative.
Kapok Organic Fibre
Kapok fibre is naturally versatile fibre for textiles, which may be spun into the thinnest yarn counts, and blended to create a wide range of fabrics and insulation materials. Products containing kapok fibres are naturally comfortable, lightweight, hypoallergenic, and soft to the touch. Kapok fibre is a non-food fruit crop which can be picked, like an apple, from the tree on which it grows - leaving the tree to grow and prosper. Kapok trees need no irrigation, no pesticides, and no fertilisers. They can grow on hills, in a biodiverse environment, and on land which is not suitable for agricultural purposes - resulting in 100% positive impact on the environment
Natural Dyes
We are also developing products using natural dyes derived from natural ingredients such as leaves, roots, bark, berries, nuts. The extraction has been done with water and is a 100% environmentally friendly practice as the waste can be used as fertilizer or biofuel.
Zero Waste Management Program
Recognizing our tremendous environmental footprint as an integrated garment manufacturing company, we manage our waste as per our commitment to be an environmentally responsible business
8 Types of Waste Generated
% Waste Change (2016-2020)
Waste Change Graphic-2514942-24905% Waste Increase (2016-2020)% Waste Decrease (2016-2020)PlasticCardboardConesSludgeTextileUsedLampsUsedOil
Upcycled Scrap Fabric Projects
We turn trash into treasure through upcycling scrap fabrics generated by our textile and garment production facilities.
SAY NO TO PLASTIC INITIATIVE
To minimize plastic usage across our offices and production facilities, we launched the Say No to Plastic initiative and provided our employees free reusable drinking tumblers to eliminate single use plastic bottles. We plan to expand this initiative to all our production facilities and implement more comprehensive programs to minimize other types of plastic waste generated in 2021
SAY NO TO PLASTIC BOTTLE OFFICE
REUSABLE WATER BOTTLE INITIATIVE
PAPERLESS PROJECT
The company has initiated a paperless project in efforts of becoming more environmentally friendly and improving the efficiency of the work process for several production-related activities. Digitalization of these processes also ensures data accuracy, improves digital literacy of our workers, and enhances the security of our information.
HR Self Service
165,496 sheets of paper reduced from 2016 to 2020
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After
Digital Needle Management
54,750 sheets of paper reduced in 2020
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After
WASTEWATER TREATMENT