Sustainable Corporate Gift Supplier for ESG Reporting: Turn Business Waste into Reportable Impact

Sustainable Corporate Gift Supplier for ESG Reporting: Turn Business Waste into Reportable Impact

Looking for a sustainable corporate gift supplier that can support your ESG reporting? Liberty Society is a Jakarta-based supplier of sustainable corporate gifts built specifically for companies that need to back their ESG reports with real numbers, not just eco-friendly language. 

Every project comes with measurable data such as kilograms of waste diverted and CO2e emissions reduced, the kind of figures sustainability teams can drop directly into an ESG report. 

Liberty Society's collaboration with Grab Indonesia turned driver jackets and banner waste into merchandise while cutting carbon emissions by up to 98.45% compared to conventional materials.

Why Makes a Corporate Gift Program “ESG-Ready”?

Most "eco-friendly" corporate gifts stop at the packaging copy. For a gift program to actually strengthen an ESG report, it needs to produce data your sustainability team can cite, not just a product that looks green. That means the supplier should be able to answer:

  • How much waste was diverted, in kilograms, and from what source

  • How much CO2e was reduced compared to using conventional materials

  • Whether the waste came from your own company (uniforms, banners, packaging) or generic recycled stock

  • Whether artisans or communities were involved, since social impact metrics matter for ESG reporting too

An ESG-ready corporate gift is one where every step, sourcing, production, and delivery, can be traced and quantified. Liberty Society builds every corporate gift project around these questions, so the merchandise itself becomes supporting evidence for your company's sustainability disclosures, rather than a standalone branded item with no reportable value.

Liberty Society's End-to-End Upcycling Process

Here's how Liberty Society transforms waste into reportable ESG impact:

  1. Waste collection. Liberty Society collects the client's own waste, such as uniforms, jackets, or banner material, directly from their operations.

  2. Co-design. The Liberty Society team works with the client to turn that waste into merchandise that fits the brand and the ESG story being told.

  3. Production. Waste is sorted, processed, and manufactured by artisans into the finished products.

  4. Delivery. Finished corporate gifts are delivered ready for distribution to employees, clients, or partners.

  5. Impact reporting. Liberty Society provides the client with concrete data on waste diverted and CO2e reduced, formatted to support ESG or sustainability report disclosures.

Types of Waste Liberty Society Upcycles

Liberty Society upcycles several waste streams into corporate gifts, each suited to a different reporting story:

  • Uniforms and work jackets into pouches, card wallets, and laptop sleeves

  • Banner and event waste into jackets, pouches, and bags

  • Plastic packaging (HDPE / LDPE / PET) into laptop sleeves and cardholders

  • Textile deadstock into tote bags and drawstring bags

  • Organic waste, such as coffee grounds and used cooking oil, into items like candles, soap, coasters and other consumer goods

Because the waste is traceable to a specific source, the resulting merchandise can be tied directly to a named initiative in your ESG report, rather than described only as "made from recycled materials."

Environmental & Social Metrics Included in Every Project

Every Liberty Society project is designed to hand off data your team can use, not just a delivered product. That typically includes:

  • Kilograms of waste diverted from landfill

  • Percentage reduction in CO2e emissions compared to conventional materials

  • Number of artisans or community members involved in production

  • Source traceability linking the finished gift back to a specific internal waste stream

Case Study: Grab Indonesia

In December 2025, Liberty Society partnered with Grab Indonesia to upcycle driver jackets and banner waste into pouches, card wallets, and laptop sleeves. The results were built to be report-ready from the start:

  • 30.28 kg CO2e in emissions saved through the jacket and banner upcycling process

  • 98.45% lower carbon emissions for plastic waste converted into trophies, compared to conventional materials

  • 44.68% lower carbon emissions for banner waste converted into jackets, compared to conventional polyester

The collaboration also included a UCO Candle Workshop with the GrabMerchant Arisan SERABI community, where 44 women recycled 3.08 liters of used cooking oil into candles, adding a social-impact dimension alongside the emissions data.

Read the full case study: Liberty Society Daur Ulang Jaket Grab dan Limbah Banner Menjadi Merchandise

Other Organizations That Trust Liberty Society

Liberty Society has run sustainable corporate gift and upcycling projects for organizations including:

  • Grab

  • DBS

  • XL Axiata

  • Astra

  • Telkommetra

Each project follows the same process: waste collection, co-design, production, and a final impact report, so the resulting merchandise can be cited as evidence in the client's own ESG disclosures.

Why Companies Choose Liberty Society

  • Traceable waste sourcing, often from the client's own operations

  • Documented environmental and social impact data, formatted for ESG reporting

  • A track record with recognizable Indonesian and regional brands

  • An end-to-end process from waste collection to finished, delivered merchandise

How to Get a Quote

If your company needs a sustainable corporate gift program that produces data for your next ESG report, not just a product that looks sustainable, Liberty Society can scope a project around your waste stream, budget, and reporting timeline.

Get a Quote from Liberty Society to start the conversation about what your company's waste could become.

New to sustainable corporate gifting? Start with our complete guide to sustainable corporate gifts to learn how upcycled merchandise supports corporate sustainability before choosing a supplier. 

Related: Upcycling Service | Corporate Merchandise | Grab x Liberty Society Case Study

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