Sustainable passport
Black Rhino

All you need to know about this product!

The raw material supplier for the injection molding process operates entirely on 100% renewable energy, and the toy manufacturing facility is powered by a 1 MW solar energy system.

0.96 kg of CO2 is captured per kg produced, helping to clean the air and combat climate change, making the process more sustainable.

Water-based paints ensure a safe, eco-friendly work environment, support sustainable production, reduce emissions, and promote healthier conditions for both workers and the planet.

The Injection material is made from 56% renewable resources, offering a sustainable and eco-friendly option for various applications while reducing reliance on fossil-based materials.

Black Rhino

At Proud Penguin, we’re excited to present our sustainable Black Rhino figurine, made from a material that is 56% renewable. By using this innovative material, we reduce reliance on fossil resources and contribute to a healthier planet. For every kilogram of material used, 0.96 kg of CO2 equivalent is captured, actively helping to clean the air and combat climate change.

This figurine embodies our dedication to sustainability and transparency throughout the production process. Thank you for supporting our mission to create eco-friendly toys that make a real difference. Together, we’re shaping a better future.

GHG breakdown by production stage

Product Materials 30% = 0,154kg CO2e
Emissions triggered by the process of producing the product materials

Renewable Materials 56% = 0,145kg CO2e
Are produced from renewable resources, e.g. plant-based

Manufacturing 26% = 0,135kg CO2e
Emissions tied to the final manufacturing step or assembly of the product

Distribution 3% = 0,013kg CO2e
Emissions originating from all logistics up till
the consumer door

Packaging Materials 3% = 0,016kg CO2e
Emissions triggered by the process of producing the packaging materials

Disclaimer:
This sustainability calculation is a sample based on current data and may change with updates in methods or materials. Use it as a reference, not a definitive measure.

My Journey

At Proud Penguin in the UK, and Nani in Tunisia, we’ve embraced near-shoring to create a closer, more sustainable manufacturing connection. Unlike traditional reliance on China, near-shoring allows us to significantly reduce the carbon footprint of shipping, improve production timelines, and maintain rigorous quality control.

This partnership fosters collaboration, transparency, and sustainable practices, ensuring fair labor and ethical standards. By manufacturing closer to home, we’re building stronger regional ties, supporting local economies, and showing that sustainable choices can deliver better products for everyone. Thank you for joining us on this journey—this is just the beginning.

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My Environmental Impact

Disclaimer:
This sustainability calculation is a sample based on current data and may change with updates in methods or materials. Use it as a reference, not a definitive measure.

 FAQs

  • Black rhinos are endangered primarily due to poaching for their horns, which are highly valued in illegal markets. Habitat loss from agriculture and human settlement further threatens their survival.

  • Habitat loss limits the availability of food, water, and safe areas for black rhinos. It also isolates populations, making breeding and maintaining genetic diversity more difficult.

  • Baby black rhinos depend on their mothers for care and protection. Poaching and habitat loss can lead to orphaned calves, leaving them vulnerable to predators, malnutrition, and lack of survival skills.

  • Protecting black rhinos requires stronger anti-poaching laws, habitat preservation, and active conservation programs. Community engagement and reducing demand for rhino horn are also vital to ensuring their survival.