3. Who We Are: More than carpet… a community of innovators
You come into contact with a Milliken product up to 50 times a day
52 manufacturing facilities:
Located in the U.S, U.K, Belgium,
France, China, and Australia.
5 Continents:
Sales and service operations throughout
the Americas, Europe, Asia, & Australia.
Milliken's over 7,000 associates work to create entirely new customer
experiences, build for the future and create products that do good for the world.
4. A Holistic Approach to Sustainability
At Milliken, Sustainability is core to our culture.
We believe a healthy enterprise and healthy earth are vitally
linked.
We care about and respect each other, our customers and the
world
we share.
We hold ourselves accountable to the highest ethical standards.
We derive our greatest satisfaction from creating innovations
that help solve the worlds’ problem at a human level.
5. Our Values
A strong foundation of quality, ethics & environmental responsibility
forms an integral part of who we are.
Milliken has been recognized as one of the
World's Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere™
Magazine every year since the first list in 2007.
Now 12 consecutive years.
6. Milliken has been recognized as one
of the Safest Companies in America
3 Consecutive Times by EHS Today®
Milliken is the 1st 3 time winner
resulting in an inaugural induction
into America’s Safest Companies
Hall of Fame.
Now 15 consecutive
years.
A strong foundation of safety forms an integral part of who we are.
Our Values
7. People
(Ethics, Safety, Wellbeing)
100 years of Sustainability Commitment
1900 - Milliken’s first recycling policy documented
1900
1912 - Milliken’s first hydroelectric plant opens using renewable energy
1912
1947 - Milliken Research Corporation established
1947
1962 - Milliken builds waste water treatment plants before regulatory agencies are established
1962
1976 - Milliken establishes formal worldwide environmental management system
1976
1985 - Milliken verified as first carbon negative manufacture
1985
1986 - Milliken introduces PVC-Free Carpet in NA– removing 850 million tons from production cycle
1986
1995 - Milliken became founding member of European Assoc. Of Envir. Friendly Carpet Manufacture
1995
1999 - Milliken achieves ISO 14001 certification of all North American manufacturing plants
1999
1993 - Milliken became founding member of USGBC
1993
2002 - Milliken becomes founding member of CARE, adopts “No Carpet to Landfill” policy
2002
2005 - Milliken becomes first carpet manufacture to utilize methane from landfill
2005
2011 - Milliken Utilizes industry first 100% Recycled Nylon
2013
2013 – Milliken publishes it’s first Environmental Product Declarations
2015
2001 – Milliken achieves first BRE LCA profile for soft floor covering
2008 - Milliken becomes founding member of Carpet Recycling UK
1997 - Milliken achieves ISO 14001 certification at our European Carpet plant
1997 2001 2011
2014 – Milliken publishes it’s first product Transparency Labels through Living Building Challenge
2015 – Milliken publishes it’s first Global Sustainability Report
2017 – Milliken became founding member of the WELL Living Lab
20172008 2014
8. A Holistic Approach to Sustainability
(Triple Bottom Line)
People
(Ethics, Safety, Wellbeing)
Planet
(Green Buildings
and practices)
Profit
(Products and Services)
Sustainability
9. Our Values: A Holistic Approach to Sustainability
Global 3rd Party Verified Red List Free Declare
• Living Building Challenge Imperative 11
Requires manufacturers disclose product
ingredients at 100 ppm to ensure that they are
free of Red List chemicals and materials
A complete list of ingredients ensures that
project teams are specifying materials that are
Red List Free or comply with a Red List
exception
• Living Building Challenge Imperative 14
Manufacturer and raw material location help
teams source local products that support
regional economies
“Before” Label “After” Label
10. Supplier Data Summarized &
Screened by 3rd Party – w/
NDA (C2C, GreenScreen, LBC RL)
VCCM
LCA Models More Accurate
(lower impact potential)
Multi-Attribute Certifications
“Feedstock Inventory
Management”
Screen Chemicals
(Optimization)
Restructure Transparency
Labels
(Red List Free)
Enable 3rd Party Certified
Transparency Labels
Maximize LEED v4 Materials and
Resource credits (MR4 Option
3)
Notify Suppliers of
Chemicals of Concern
Optimize Product
Chemistry
Evaluate Suppliers for
Healthier Ingredients
Identify Chemicals of
Concern
VCCM Drives New
Chemical Approval
Process (Internal +
External Changes)
Supplier
Data @ 100
ppm
C2C Material Health Assessment
“Ready”, reduces C2C cost
Value Chain Chemical Management System (VCCM)
Ethical Transparency
Reporting and
Educated Decisions
Use VCCM to Enhance
ISO-14001 Customer
Requirements
Suppliers
Milliken Supplier
Survey
A) Sustainability
Information &
B) Ingredients @
100 ppm
Milliken
(PartA,B)
3rdParty-WAP
Sustainability
NDA
NDA
11.
12.
13. helps manufacturers manage
sustainability and product
transparency tasks in a
strategic & service oriented
capacity.
Founded in 2007, based in Chattanooga and Nashville.
Heavily involved with TSC, LEED, LBC, LPC, HPDC, GRI, Declare, Mindful Materials, and the LCA / EPD
Community.
14. Share some Tools for brands &
manufacturers to activate material
ingredient information, navigate proprietary
information with NDAs and share the role of
the VCCMTM in enabling manufacturers to
disclose materials.
My Role Du Jour
25. Email Phone /
Text
Mail Certified
Mail
Spot
Visits
Purchasing
Pressure
“A service to exert pressure on Suppliers”
26. #2 SCREEN
You have to know the chemical
performance of the ingredients
used in your product.
27. Controversial Chemicals
Chemicals of High Concern
Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist:
Prohibited and Restricted Ingredients
CoHC RSL MRSL
Priority Hazard List
WATCHED
CHEMICALS
LIST
Authoritative
Screening
28.
29. #3 ANALYZE
You have to prioritize
chemicals used in your product
for further assessment, phase-
out and optimization.
31. Red List: 5/96 C2C CMR Lists: 0/96
Prop 65: 19/96GreenScreen
42%
1%10%
45%
2%
LT-UNK BM-4 LT-P1
LT-1 BM-1
5%
95%
Yes No
0%
100%
Yes No
20%
80%
Yes No
AND UNDERSTAND YOUR TOTAL CHEMICAL FOOTPRINT
As described by REACH Annex XVII, IARC,
and MAK Carcinogen/Mutagen/Pregnancy Risk
32. #4 ASSESS
You have to further assess
chemicals used in your
products, especially if the
ingredient is new, unspecified,
unlisted.
36. #5 OPTIMIZE
You have to find ways to make
safer products by replacing
chemicals of concerns with less
hazardous chemicals.
37. Supply Chain Optimization
Option 3. Product Manufacturer Supply Chain Optimization
Are sourced from product manufacturers with independent third party verification of their supply chain that at a
minimum verifies:
- Processes are in place to identify, document, and communicate information on health, safety and environmental
characteristics of chemical ingredients
- Processes are in place to implement measures to manage the health, safety and environmental hazard and risk of
chemical ingredients
- Processes are in place to optimize health, safety and environmental impacts when designing and improving
chemical ingredients
- Processes are in place to communicate, receive and evaluate chemical ingredient safety and stewardship
information along the supply chain
- Safety and stewardship information about the chemical ingredients is publicly available from all points along the
supply chain
- Processes are in place to communicate and transparently prioritize chemical ingredients along the supply chain
according to available hazard, exposure and use information to identify those that require more detailed
evaluation
38. Red List: 5/96 C2C CMR Lists: 0/96
Prop 65: 19/96GreenScreen
42%
1%10%
45%
2%
LT-UNK BM-4 LT-P1
LT-1 BM-1
5%
95%
Yes No
0%
100%
Yes No
20%
80%
Yes No
AND UNDERSTAND YOUR TOTAL CHEMICAL FOOTPRINT
As described by REACH Annex XVII, IARC,
and MAK Carcinogen/Mutagen/Pregnancy Risk
39. Red List: 0/96 C2C CMR Lists: 0/96
Prop 65: 0/96GreenScreen
47%
35%
12%
6%
0%
LT-UNK BM-4 BM-3
BM-2 BM-1
0%
100%
Yes No
0%
100%
Yes No
0%
100%
Yes No
AND UNDERSTAND YOUR TOTAL CHEMICAL FOOTPRINT
As described by REACH Annex XVII, IARC,
and MAK Carcinogen/Mutagen/Pregnancy Risk
40. SO YOU CAN FINALLY ANSWER THE QUESTION OF “HEALTHY”
41.
42. Industry Collaboration
Common platform that clearly
communicates product transparency
and sustainability information.
Enable informed decisions.
Feedback
45. 2018
WORKING GROUPS
Outreach
Working
Group
Engagement
Working Group |
Manufacturer | AEC
Ambassadors
Content
Working Group
Steering Committee
Structural
Materials Working
Group
Portal
Working
Group
Review
Working
Group
Furniture Team
Construction
Working Group
A&D
Task Force
Textile Team
Advisory Council
58. Data Usage
Certifications + Standards
Searched 2xmore
than any other program
50%of all searches for Material Ingredients
“Bucket” programs
Stats 17|Q2 thru 18|Q1
So firstly to introduce Milliken for anyone not familiar with us
You might know Milliken because we make carpet, and other flooring products…But we are so much more…we are a community of innovators that makes a wide range of products
Including automotive products like air bags
Silicone components that go into smart phones
And plastic clarifiers and colorants that go into every day household items
And, we also have a commercial floor covering division
Milliken is also a leader in Safety, which we feel is one of the most sustainable practices that we can have. Last week, Milliken was recognized for the 3rd time, a winner of EHS Today’s, “America’s Safest Company” Award. As the first 3rd time winner, Milliken has been inducted into the “America’s Safest Companies Hall of Fame”.
Milliken is also a leader in Safety, which we feel is one of the most sustainable practices that we can have. Last week, Milliken was recognized for the 3rd time, a winner of EHS Today’s, “America’s Safest Company” Award. As the first 3rd time winner, Milliken has been inducted into the “America’s Safest Companies Hall of Fame”.
Milliken’s Sustainability Philosophy is based on the Triple Bottom Line. It is easy to lose sight of what Sustainability is really all about—The balance of Social, Environmental, and Economics practices.
Milliken keeps this in front of our teams so we don’t lose our purpose with all of the noise in the market place.
We support:
People through our focus on Safety, Ethics, and Health & Wellness
The Planet through support of the USGBC, International Living Future Institute, and other Green Building Standards
And Profit through the products that we make with longevity, clean ingredients, and other features that support the environment and indoor air quality…
We feel that Starnet supports this same Holistic view of Sustainability and are proud to be part of YOUR TEAM. Now, back to recognize the leaders in this area, we will recognize the winners of the 2018 Environmental Stewardship Award!!
Milliken’s Sustainability Philosophy is based on the Triple Bottom Line. It is easy to lose sight of what Sustainability is really all about—The balance of Social, Environmental, and Economics practices.
Milliken keeps this in front of our teams so we don’t lose our purpose with all of the noise in the market place.
We support:
People through our focus on Safety, Ethics, and Health & Wellness
The Planet through support of the USGBC, International Living Future Institute, and other Green Building Standards
And Profit through the products that we make with longevity, clean ingredients, and other features that support the environment and indoor air quality…
We feel that Starnet supports this same Holistic view of Sustainability and are proud to be part of YOUR TEAM. Now, back to recognize the leaders in this area, we will recognize the winners of the 2018 Environmental Stewardship Award!!
On a final note, yesterday Milliken Flooring received the very first 3rd Party Verified, Red List Free Declare Transparency Label. There are 2 years worth of details behind Milliken’s move to 3rd Party verification of our Transparency labels and it is all driven by LEED v4. So thanks again to the USGBC, we value you as neighbour and a partner on our Holistic Approach to Sustainability.
So we use lists and list of lists to make the large system, “simpler”. But to keep things mildly complex, we don’t call our lists the same thing and their isn’t just one list. So 80,000 Chemicals in Commerce, 550 Regulatory Lists in Ariel, 5800 in LOLI Database. 128 Counties with Lists. Now add in the market based lists, and Manufacturer RSLs and we estimate somewhere between 7,500 - 10,000 lists.
TIM STARTS -
The mindful MATERIALS program was created to provide a common platform for manufacturers to clearly communicate the transparency and optimization achievements of their materials and products to the A+D Community. The mM Program is not a label or a certification, it is a curation of existing initiative and resources to establish a consolidated and consistent way for the industry to share information. Our collective goal is to enable manufacturer-provided information to inform A+D product selection. Education + Awareness
As an example of how our WGs are industry professionals coming together…
TIM STARTS -
The mindful MATERIALS program was created to provide a common platform for manufacturers to clearly communicate the transparency and optimization achievements of their materials and products to the A+D Community. The mM Program is not a label or a certification, it is a curation of existing initiative and resources to establish a consolidated and consistent way for the industry to share information. Our collective goal is to enable manufacturer-provided information to inform A+D product selection. Education + Awareness
The program partners who participate in eth Steering Committee and Advisory Committee.
The mindful MATERIALS Program is guided by the following principles: 1. Information should always be free. Manufacturers should not pay to provide data and A+D should not pay to use data. 2. The solution must be driven by the industry. Needs will change and solutions must respond to feedback. 3. All efforts are aimed at achieving our shared goal: enabling informed product decisions. I like to compare it to the food industry - the more consumers become educated about the best options for their health- the more the market responds and labels and discloses ingredients. Makes it simple for the consumer to choose, and drives the industry toward these decisions and education
TIM STARTS -
The mindful MATERIALS program was created to provide a common platform for manufacturers to clearly communicate the transparency and optimization achievements of their materials and products to the A+D Community. The mM Program is not a label or a certification, it is a curation of existing initiative and resources to establish a consolidated and consistent way for the industry to share information. Our collective goal is to enable manufacturer-provided information to inform A+D product selection. Education + Awareness
The mindful MATERIALS Library is powered by GIGA, an international software provider that combines the development of building standards with cloud software to increase the accessibility of healthy buildings globally.
The mM Library has grown significantly since launching at NeoCon 2016. Membership and content have both steadily grown over the past year.
REBECCA STARTS
GIGA has been working on a cure for dead data since 2008, starting in China.
REBECCA STARTS
REBECCA STARTS
The mM Library has grown significantly since launching at NeoCon 2016. Membership and content have both steadily grown over the past year.
Let’s take a look at some of the key features within the mM Library.
Sign-up & use it… provides needed metrics on who and how products are being used
Ask – mfrs to engage & communicate transperancy docs ASK your projects teams & clients to USE EDUCATE – everyone about mM
Support the initiative…provide feedback, attend events, get involved in WGs
Schedule for morning:
Tim – mM collaborative overview
Rebecca to share the mM platform overview
Annie Bevan to lead us into breakout session
ALL mM volunteers – like so many other folks here – companies supporting the growth of mM in the market…