Sustainable development
United Nations Sustainable
Development Goals
Worldful Reaffirms Its Commitment to the United Nations Global Compact In 2025, Suzhou Worldful New Materials Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Worldful”) officially joined the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC), actively responding to global corporate sustainability initiatives and committing to support and fully implement the ten principles of the Global Compact across the four areas of human rights, labor, the environment, and anti-corruption. “Worldful is pleased to reaffirm our commitment this year,” said Ma Tao, founder of Worldful. “We will continue to focus on these sustainable development goals and adjust our activities accordingly.”
About the United Nations Global Compact As a United Nations entity, the United Nations Global Compact is the world’s largest international organization promoting corporate sustainability, with more than 24,000 companies and other stakeholders from nearly 170 countries participating.
As a new materials company focused on the research, development, and green, low-carbon development of high-performance thermoplastic engineering materials, Wardorf upholds the mission of “Smart Manufacturing of Low-Carbon New Materials—Driving a Sustainable Future” and actively promotes environmental protection and social responsibility practices across multiple areas, including materials development, manufacturing management, and industrial collaboration. Wardorf integrates the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into its sustainability strategy to ensure that its business operations have a positive impact on society, the environment, and the economy. The following are examples of how Wardorf’s sustainability strategy aligns with the requirements of the UN SDGs:
Affordable energy
WDF is committed to using renewable energy in its production processes and optimizing energy efficiency to reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
Industry, innovation, and infrastructure
WDF will continue to conduct research and development and technological innovation to improve the performance and sustainability of engineering plastics and provide customers with more advanced solutions.
Sustainable consumption and production patterns
WDF will promote the efficient use of resources and a circular economy, reducing environmental impact by recycling waste and reducing resource waste.
Addressing climate change
WDF will work to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and consider the impact of climate change in product design and manufacturing.
Marine ecosystem protection
WDF will take steps to ensure products do not have a negative impact on marine ecosystems and actively participate in marine conservation initiatives.
Biodiversity conservation
WDF will focus on the protection of biological diversity, reduce the consumption of natural resources, and follow the principles of sustainable procurement.
WDF's sustainable
development strategy
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Optimize the
production process
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Circular
economy
WDF will promote the recycling and reuse of waste, promote a circular economy model, convert waste into valuable resources, and reduce the demand for raw materials.
Continuous
innovation
WDF will continue to conduct research and development and innovation to promote the sustainable development of the engineering plastics industry and provide more environmentally friendly and high-performance products and solutions.
Advocate
for cooperation
WDF will work with suppliers, customers, industry organizations and communities to jointly promote the concept of sustainable development, share best practices, and jointly solve the challenges faced by the industry.