Trouw Nutrition, as part of Nutreco, has long worked to build a more sustainable food system as we strive to achieve our mission of Feeding the Future.
To find out more about our sustainability achievements over the past six years, read our annual Sustainability Reports. Through our parent company, Nutreco, we’ve published standalone sustainability reports since 2000. You can read about how we create value and tackle challenges across the supply chain, the progress we’ve made on our key indicators, and how we work together with our stakeholders to create a better world for our employees, customers and suppliers.
Sustainability Report 2021Sustainability Report 2020Sustainability Report 2019
Sustainability Report 2018Sustainability Report 2017Sustainability Report 2016
We invite you to watch this three-minute video where our CEO Fulco van Lede talks with our Sustainability Director, Jose Villalon on Nutreco's 2021 sustainability highlights. He looks back on another extraordinary year for our global community and how we continued to strive towards our purpose and sustainability ambitions despite the challenges we all faced.
Ultimately, we are seeking a better balance between ourselves and the planet.
We are committed to sourcing all our raw materials in a sustainable way – and we expect our supply chain partners to adhere to the same standards. That's why we ask them to sign and agree to comply with our Business Partner Code of Conduct. A total of 300 of our biggest suppliers and business partners, representing 90% of our spend, have already signed this Code.
After we reached the end of our Vision 2020 sustainability strategy two years ago, we set a new dot on the horizon with our RoadMap 2025, which lays out our sustainability strategy for the next five years. As we developed this RoadMap, we consulted with our stakeholders every step of the way, to ensure we took their concerns into account, and set clear priorities and targets.
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