Climate-related financial disclosures (TCFD)
Climate-related financial disclosure Swiss ordinance on climate.
The scale of the climate crisis is more apparent than ever and the effects of climate change are threatening people, business operations, and economies around the world.
We are acutely aware of the issues at stake, it is a global challenge and is difficult to reverse. Our upstream activities account for over 90% of value chain emissions. The risk associated with climate change is connected to our reliance on numerous input materials that are vulnerable to climate change and the potential for increased costs due to carbon emissions regulations.
As our business is potentially affected by climate change, we have already been carefully considering many aspects addressed by the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) for several years.
Addressing climate change risk
We address climate change risk through a comprehensive approach that aims at both mitigating it and elaborating new opportunities. We have committed to excellence in climate action, thereby basing our own agenda on ambitious GHG emission reduction targets and encouraging our supply chain partners to increase their efforts for reduction of their own emissions.
Our aim is to be a business that actively benefits the natural environment and takes action to protect nature both in our operations and across our entire supply chain.
Metrics used to assess climate-related risks and opportunities in line with our strategy and risk management process
Targets used by Givaudan
to manage climate-related risks and opportunities
Read more on our climate-related financial disclosure in our 2025 Integrated Report on economic and ESG performance.
