PRESERVING PARADISE

Despite our modest scale, Navihi is committed to sustainable and environmental responsibility.

While our footprint might not be as extensive as larger corporations, every action we take contributes meaningfully to our circularity impact.

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LOKAHI

Harmony with Nature

We prioritize practices that preserve the natural beauty of Hawaii and planet Earth. Our sustainable production methods are designed to minimize ecological impact, sourcing raw materials responsibly and implementing eco-friendly manufacturing processes. Our made-to-order model creates significantly less waste than typical mass production and supports a more thoughtful supply chain.

RECLAIM & SUSTAIN REPORT

Packaging 2021-2023

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254.00

Gallons of Water Saved

Our recycling efforts saved 254 gallons of water in packaging production.

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350.80

LBS of Wood Avoided

Navihi avoided 350.80 pounds of virgin wood by using 100% recycled packaging from post-consumer and post-industrial content.

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582.50

LBS of CO2 Avoided

Navihi's recycled initiatives avoided 582.50 pounds of CO2 emissions, positively impacting climate change.

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0.66

Million BTUs of Energy Saved

Sourcing renewable and recycled materials for our packaging saved 0.66 million BTUs of energy throughout its life cycle.

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0.04

Acres of forest and habitat left undisturbed

We avoid excess packaging to minimize waste, opting for recycled material and better construction, contributing 0.04 acres of forest and habitat left undisturbed.

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33.00

Positively impacted threatened species

The count of species spared from logging for paper production in North America by choosing recycled content over virgin material.

The information provided is a calculated measurement of data values when compared to solely using virgin packaging material.


**Water Consumption** measures the amount of process and cooling water that is consumed or degraded throughout the life cycle of the paper product. **Greenhouse Gases and Climate Change Impact** detects emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) from fossil fuel combustion, methane released during paper decomposition in landfills, and short-lived climate pollutants like black carbon and organic carbon. These pollutants trap solar energy in the Earth's atmosphere, contributing to climate change. This category also encompasses the loss of carbon storage in logged forests. **Forest Disturbance** evaluates the impact of paper production on forest ecosystems and biodiversity by comparing the ecosystem integrity of harvested sites to intact forests over 80 years old in the region. The assessment includes on-the-ground measurements and considers the recovery potential if harvesting were stopped, revealing the long-term implications of forest management on ecosystem integrity. **Wood Use** quantifies the wood needed for a specific paper quantity, reported in fresh U.S. short tons. The methodology excludes forest residue (e.g., slash, roots) from pulpwood harvest, potentially doubling the figure, as approximately 50% of biomass remains post-harvest. **Total Energy** measures all energy required over the paper's life cycle, including all renewable and nonrenewable resource use, including black liquor and all wood sources. **Threatened Species** quantifies the potential impact of logging on species in the North American region, specifically those categorized as Critically Endangered, Endangered, or Vulnerable in the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Impact varies by the forest of origin and is determined by correlating logging threats assessed by IUCN with the fiber basket of pulp and paper mills in the region.
PONO

Mindful Materials

We source materials and supplies from sustainable, humane, and established providers who use methods that are either renewable, biodegradable, reusable, repurposed, or recycled. Our global creation points reduce transit, shipping costs, and carbon emissions, so items arrive with a smaller footprint.

  • paper and glass before plastic

  • practical packaging over society aesthetics

  • thoughtful supply chain and smart shipping

ALOHA

Preserving Resources

Hawaii's natural resources are invaluable, and we recognize the importance of preservation for future generations. Our sustainable initiatives include water and energy conservation, waste reduction, and environmentally conscious packaging.

  • made-to-order model

  • renewable over virgin materials

  • lifecycles over landfills