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Our Supply Chain Commitment to Transparency
Traceability and accountability are of utmost importance, which is why Bally maps our supply chain at Tier 1 and 2 levels. Since 2022, we have regularly shared a list of trusted companies that represent the majority of our Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers.
Information about their name and their address, their parent company, data about their employees, length of time they have been collaborating with us, certifications and existence of free trade unions systems are made available.
Download our most updated Bally Suppliers List below.
Information about their name and their address, their parent company, data about their employees, length of time they have been collaborating with us, certifications and existence of free trade unions systems are made available.
Download our most updated Bally Suppliers List below.
VENDOR MANAGEMENT
In 2023 we surveyed over 95% of our Tier-1 suppliers and over 85% of our Tier-2 suppliers in terms of expenditure value*.
Based on the information collected, we would like to highlight the following data concerning both Tier-1 and Tier -2 suppliers.
Among the Tier -1 suppliers interviewed, we are proud to share that:
• 63% already have policies in place aimed at reducing their environmental footprint
• 30% have green energy supply agreements
• 35% already have implemented circular material processes
• 81% have been working with us for more than 5 years, of which 36% for more than 10 years
Among the Tier-2 suppliers surveyed:
• 57% already have functioning policies in place aimed at reducing their environmental footprint
• 30% have green energy supply agreements
• 35% already have implemented circular material processes
• 85% have a business relationship with us since more than 5 years, of which 43% since more than 10 years.
Discover more about our Vendor Management system in our Sustainability Report.
Our target is to have 55% of our suppliers (in value) having 50% of their energy supply with renewable sources within 2029.
RESPONSIBLE SOURCING & PREFERRED MATERIAL LIST
In 2022 Bally developed its Preferred Material List, a scientific tool created to help us to design sustainable products by better selecting the materials for our collections.
The list defines four levels of classification for each material according to its certification, and the associated traceability.
• Preferred: Renewable | Recycled (pre- and post -consumer) | Regenerative | Organic | Bio-based | Low impact materials with sound and recognised supporting proofs
• Good: Renewable | Recycled (pre- and post -consumer) | Regenerative | Organic | Bio-based | Low Impact materials with weaker supporting proofs | Traceable Conventional materials
• Discouraged: Untraceable Conventional materials
• Banned: Materials that do not fall under previous categories and are internationally limited or prohibited
Our target is for at least 90% of our materials to be classified as “preferred” or “good” by 2028; indeed, we consider as “sustainable” just the materials that can be classified as such.
In 2023, 53% of our total weight of purchased material came from sustainable sources.
In 2023 we surveyed over 95% of our Tier-1 suppliers and over 85% of our Tier-2 suppliers in terms of expenditure value*.
Based on the information collected, we would like to highlight the following data concerning both Tier-1 and Tier -2 suppliers.
Among the Tier -1 suppliers interviewed, we are proud to share that:
• 63% already have policies in place aimed at reducing their environmental footprint
• 30% have green energy supply agreements
• 35% already have implemented circular material processes
• 81% have been working with us for more than 5 years, of which 36% for more than 10 years
Among the Tier-2 suppliers surveyed:
• 57% already have functioning policies in place aimed at reducing their environmental footprint
• 30% have green energy supply agreements
• 35% already have implemented circular material processes
• 85% have a business relationship with us since more than 5 years, of which 43% since more than 10 years.
Discover more about our Vendor Management system in our Sustainability Report.
Our target is to have 55% of our suppliers (in value) having 50% of their energy supply with renewable sources within 2029.
RESPONSIBLE SOURCING & PREFERRED MATERIAL LIST
In 2022 Bally developed its Preferred Material List, a scientific tool created to help us to design sustainable products by better selecting the materials for our collections.
The list defines four levels of classification for each material according to its certification, and the associated traceability.
• Preferred: Renewable | Recycled (pre- and post -consumer) | Regenerative | Organic | Bio-based | Low impact materials with sound and recognised supporting proofs
• Good: Renewable | Recycled (pre- and post -consumer) | Regenerative | Organic | Bio-based | Low Impact materials with weaker supporting proofs | Traceable Conventional materials
• Discouraged: Untraceable Conventional materials
• Banned: Materials that do not fall under previous categories and are internationally limited or prohibited
Our target is for at least 90% of our materials to be classified as “preferred” or “good” by 2028; indeed, we consider as “sustainable” just the materials that can be classified as such.
In 2023, 53% of our total weight of purchased material came from sustainable sources.
In 2022, around 25% of the material we used had a preferable attribute, including:
• Certified materials – for instance, leather from Leather Working Group certified tanneries, GRS certified materials, BCI cotton, FSC paper and wood materials
• Chemically sustainable – for instance, metal-free leather, vegetable tanning
• Materials with less resource needed – textiles requiring less energy and/or water in their processes
• Organic/vegan – for instance, organic cotton
• Recycled material – pre- and post-consumer waste.
• Certified materials – for instance, leather from Leather Working Group certified tanneries, GRS certified materials, BCI cotton, FSC paper and wood materials
• Chemically sustainable – for instance, metal-free leather, vegetable tanning
• Materials with less resource needed – textiles requiring less energy and/or water in their processes
• Organic/vegan – for instance, organic cotton
• Recycled material – pre- and post-consumer waste.
*Please note that along Bally supply chain there are suppliers which can be both Tier-1 and Tier-2 as they fulfil distinct roles and positions across separate business units within our organization. Nevertheless, we are able to correctly trace the roles and related expenditure value.