Giti Awarded ISCC PLUS Marks for Its Anhui & Fujian Plants
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Recognition for Giti’s Chinese plants
Giti Tire has secured its first International Sustainability and Carbon Certification PLUS (ISCC PLUS) marks for its Anhui and Fujian province plants in China.
As key manufacturing facilities for Giti and GT Radial branded tyres for passenger cars and SUVs (PCR), vans and light trucks (LTR), as well as heavy trucks and buses (TBR) for the European market, the Anhui and Fujian plants play an important role in the company’s global operations. This latest development puts the company in a strong position to move forward with the option of advancing towards ISCC PLUS-labelled tyres.
Within the tyre industry, ISCC PLUS is a globally recognised standard that confirms sustainability in raw material sourcing, production, and supply chain management.
Key requirements include ISCC PLUS-certified sustainable feedstocks, verified GHG emissions savings, proven circularity and waste management, supply chain traceability via mass balance or segregation, and compliance with social sustainability criteria supported by robust traceability governance.
In its 2024 Sustainability Report, Giti Tire reconfirmed its ambitious targets for reducing environmental impact, with the business aiming to achieve net-zero Scope 1 and 2 global emissions by 2050.
Giti is concurrently investing heavily in renewable energy, sustainable production practices, and innovative tyre technologies to enhance fuel efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.
Dr Pang, Giti Tire’s Chief Sustainability Officer, stated: “ISCC PLUS accreditation is a landmark moment in our sustainability journey, verifying that key raw materials come from responsible and fully traceable supply chains, as well as confirming our commitment to people and the planet.
“This recognition places us among the industry’s premium manufacturers, an achievement that reflects our rising leadership in the global tyre sector.”
The New Anhui Plant in China also features a new state-of-the-art carbon-neutral production line, which is scheduled to begin operations in 2026.
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