GOJO Sustainability Commitment
The GOJO Purpose, saving lives and making life better through well-being solutions, drives an ongoing commitment to sustainability.
Long before "sustainability" became a mainstream concept, GOJO founders Goldie and Jerry Lippman were working in sustainable ways. They made life better for factory workers by inventing a hand cleaner that was a safer alternative to the carcinogenic, skin-damaging compounds commonly used. Soon to follow was the world's first portion controlled dispenser - made, in part, from recycled components.
Since 1946, sustainability principles have been inherent in GOJO values and are carried forth today through our focus on the three key domains of sustainability:
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Social - Enhancing people's quality of life and reducing risks to health and well-being
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Environmental - Increasing positive impacts and reducing negative impacts on our ecosystem
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Economic - Building economic strength and prosperity for GOJO and our stakeholders
Explore published scientific studies that demonstrate some of the ways GOJO has helped enhance the quality of life for people while reducing risks to health and well being.
Learn about our efforts to build "sustainability thinking" into everything we do at GOJO.
Explore our comprehensive hand hygiene program to help you create a more sustainable work environment.
Sustainability progress requires a shared understanding of key concepts. Here you'll find definitions we use to communicate about sustainability at GOJO.
