INTRO
Since 2018, the Herbatint Campus, headquarters and production centre, has been LEED-certified (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), a certification granted by the U.S. Green Building Council. The decision to certify the entire Campus, which houses the production unit, logistics, and office building, required the application of high-quality and performance standards in terms of resource containment and indoor comfort. Visit our profile on the Green Building Council website to learn more about our facility.
The international LEED certification protocol evaluates the environmental performance of buildings throughout their entire life cycle by measuring five categories:
Site Sustainability, Water Resource Management, Energy and Atmosphere, Materials and Resources, and Indoor Environmental Quality.
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Energy
The production site and offices are powered 100% by green energy from certified renewable sources. Thanks to the installation of solar panels on the roof and the integration of an energy storage system, the site can self-supply up to 55% of its energy needs*
*figure referring to 2025. A monitoring system makes it possible to track the Herbatint site's energy consumption through dedicated consumption lines, analyse the energy environment in real time and optimise resources. -
Resources
The water system at the Herbatint site is part of the design that led us to obtain LEED certification for the entire Campus. This includes the installation of flow regulators on taps to limit water consumption for each use. Within the same framework, Herbatint introduced timed operation of the air-conditioning systems across the entire site by programming operating hours so that their use is limited to periods of actual need.

