Sustainability

Turning materials into productive resources.

Our objective is to connect suitable, underutilised resources with productive end markets through traceable supply chains and credible, evidence-led controls.

Our approach

Practical sustainability built into the supply chain.

Environmental performance is shaped by material choice, origin, preparation, transport and the efficiency of the end process. HH Fox considers these factors when qualifying suppliers and developing feedstock programmes.

We use factual, customer-specific evidence and avoid broad claims that are not supported by the material and supply chain in question.

Core principles

Responsible resource management across every market.

Responsible forestry

Origin, material category, supplier due diligence and relevant forestry requirements considered within biomass programmes.

Traceability

Supplier, material and transaction evidence structured around the requirements of the customer and applicable framework.

Circular economy

Recovered materials directed towards appropriate mechanical, chemical and advanced recycling routes based on technical suitability.

Resource efficiency

Quality controls designed to reduce contamination, rejected loads, avoidable movements and inefficient processing.

Frameworks & requirements

Evidence first. Claims only where applicable.

Depending on the material, customer and supply chain, programmes may need to work within recognised frameworks and requirements.

Forestry & biomass

FSC, SBP and relevant UK/EU renewable-energy sustainability requirements may apply. Documentation and claims are used only where the specific material and scope support them.

Waste & recycling

Waste hierarchy, duty of care, traceability, material classification and end-market acceptance criteria help define the appropriate route.

Supplier controls

Due diligence, origin checks, specification alignment, documentation review and ongoing supplier performance form part of a credible programme.

“The right material should reach the right process—with the evidence, controls and logistics to make that route credible.”

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