Define the publication
Agree the audience, reporting period, boundaries, source files, scope and delivery dates.
Our approach
Loxfetnu develops sustainability reports and environmental copy from the information you supply, with sources, context and limitations kept visible.
An initiative describes what was done. A result needs a defined measure and period. A target describes an intended future outcome. We keep those distinctions clear in the writing.
We organise the supplied documents and note the source behind a factual statement. If a figure, definition or claim needs confirmation, we return it as an editorial question.
A useful account tells the reader what a measure covers and what remains unknown. We avoid expanding a site-level observation into an organisation-wide conclusion without the required information.
Working together
Our work is editorial. You confirm the data, definitions and interpretation before publication; independent assurance or certification is a separate task.
Agree the audience, reporting period, boundaries, source files, scope and delivery dates.
Organise the supplied information and connect statements to source references. Return gaps as questions.
Develop the text, identify approval points and apply consolidated feedback within the agreed scope.
Provide editable text, source references and any unresolved questions for your final approval.
Start with your material
Tell us the publication format, reporting period and evidence you already have. We will define an editorial scope with you.