Yes, Interflora is committed to sustainability and works to reduce its environmental impact in various ways. This includes the use of locally grown, seasonal flowers and aims to reduce the carbon footprint associated with transporting flowers across long distances. The florist also uses biodegradable and compostable materials in its packaging, including paper and cardboard boxes, to reduce waste, and has implemented recycling programs in its offices. Not only that, but it uses carbon offsetting programs to reduce its carbon footprint. This includes investing in renewable energy projects and supporting reforestation efforts. The company has established programs to support the communities where its florists operate, such as support for local education and health initiatives and providing training and development opportunities for its florists.