At Emerson10, we are investing in more resource-efficient production, FSC-certified materials, solar energy, efficient machinery, and smarter campaign solutions that help brands reduce unnecessary waste without losing in-store impact.
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Emerson10 uses FSC-certified materials to support responsible sourcing in POS display production. FSC certification helps show that wood-based materials come from responsibly managed forests and controlled sources.
For brands, agencies, and procurement teams, this matters because POS campaigns often need documentation, traceability, and material confidence.
FSC® C176862
Targeting net carbon zero by 2030
Resource-saving production investment supported by a €494,056.18 grant
Solar power plant investment planned as part of the resource efficiency project
Point-of-sale campaigns are often temporary. That makes responsible design even more important. A display may only be used for a launch, promotion, sampling campaign, or seasonal activation — but the material choices, production method, packing format, transport planning, and end-of-life options still matter. We're supporting recyclable and reusable display choices where the campaign allows
That is why we look at sustainability across the full campaign journey
choosing the right structure, size, and material for the campaign
using responsible board and paper-based options where possible
investing in efficient machines, digital printing, and cleaner energy
reducing unnecessary bulk and planning practical transport
Our production facility in Olustvere, Estonia is being upgraded to make POS production more resource efficient and better prepared for large export orders. EmersonTEN is implementing resource-saving measures including a digital printing centre, pop-up production line, LED lighting, and a solar power plant. The goal is to increase production capacity while reducing waste and improving energy efficiency.
We help brands make smarter choices early, so the final display is not oversized, overbuilt, overpacked, or impossible to recycle.
