- Mohawk Industries (MHK, Financial) has achieved a 30% reduction in emissions intensity from the 2010 baseline.
- The company reported a 117% increase in renewable energy consumption, with a 53% rise in solar energy use.
- Mohawk's global water withdrawal intensity improved by 45% from 2010 levels.
Mohawk Industries (MHK), the global leader in flooring solutions, has published its 16th annual impact report, underscoring remarkable advancements in sustainability. Since its 2010 baseline, the company has achieved a 30% reduction in emissions intensity, positioning itself as a climate leader in the United States.
The report reveals that Mohawk amplified its renewable energy consumption by 117%, with solar energy contributing to a 53% rise. Environmental initiatives also led to a 45% improvement in water withdrawal intensity, demonstrating the company's commitment to resource conservation.
In 2024, Mohawk repurposed nearly 1.5 billion pounds of waste wood into chipboards and upcycled almost 50 million pounds of discarded tires into decorative mats, part of its effort to recycle billions of plastic bottles into flooring products.
The company's dedication to safety initiatives resulted in a 35% decrease in workplace incidents since 2010. Additionally, 10.5% of Mohawk's 41,900 global associates have tenure of 25 years or more, reflecting its strong employee retention rates and recognition as a top employer.
This year's report featured innovative products reflecting Mohawk's sustainable leadership, including SolidTech® R flooring, PETPremier® carpets, and ceramic tile collections with over 99% recycled content. These offerings align with Mohawk's mission to deliver eco-friendly solutions that inspire the architectural and design communities worldwide.
