Amazon India hits water-positive status two years ahead of 2027 goal, returning 120% of usage
Amazon's India operations replenished 120% of water consumed in 2025, beating its 2027 target. The company committed Rs 62 crore to projects with WaterAid, Water.org and SEARCH that will return ~4 billion litres annually across Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad and Mumbai, alongside 298M litres recycled and 178M litres harvested on-site.
Amazon India has achieved water-positive status across direct operations including fulfilment centres and offices, two years ahead of its 2027 target, returning 120% of water used in 2025 via efficiency, recycling and Rs 62 crore community replenishment projects.
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Amazon India's sustainability milestone lands alongside its commercial push: 10th Prime Day with 500+ launches, Tier-II/III quick-commerce expansion to 100+ cities by 2026, and beauty leading customer acquisition.
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