Nature-related financial disclosures (TNFD)

Addressing biodiversity and nature-related risks, impacts, and dependencies.

In line with the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) principles, we initiated our TNFD-aligned journey in 2024. Our ongoing measures reflect a strong commitment to sustainability and responsible practices.

Our approach

The degradation of ecosystems worldwide presents significant risks to businesses, economies, and communities alike. We recognise that unchecked biodiversity loss could impact our Company’s operations, particularly by jeopardising the availability of essential natural resources and ecosystem services that support our raw material supply and manufacturing processes.

We assess our entire value chain for potential impact on biodiversity. While effects are present in our own operations through land use, water consumption, pollution, and waste, our impacts are more significantly associated with upstream activities. 

We address upstream impacts through our biodiversity, responsible sourcing and agronomy programmes and have implemented environmental management initiatives focused on reducing GHG emissions, promoting water stewardship, and managing waste and pollution responsibly in our own operations.

While in-depth quantitative analysis under the TNFD is ongoing, we are committed to transparency through CDP questionnaires, our double materiality assessment, and annual reporting. 

Going forward, we aim to deepen scenario modelling, enhance risk management, and further assess our nature-related impacts, risks, and dependencies. Through these initiatives, we strive to protect and enhance biodiversity, supporting a sustainable future for our company and the communities we source and operate.