The report takes a detailed look into ESG in dairy, exploring each component separately with market and consumer data, as well as relevant news and alternative data. The environmental component of ESG within the dairy industry encompasses the various practices and initiatives that dairy companies undertake to minimize their ecological footprint. This includes managing greenhouse gas emissions, ensuring sustainable land use, conserving water and promoting biodiversity. Dairy companies are increasingly scrutinized for their environmental stewardship, as these practices not only affect the planet but also influence consumer perceptions and investment decisions.
Exploring the impact and current events of environmental, social, and governance in the dairy industry.
Exploring the impact and current events of environmental, social, and governance in the dairy industry.
Scope
- Governance in dairy revolves around the internal systems, practices, and policies that dairy companies implement to govern themselves, make effective decisions and comply with legal and ethical standards.
- Brands must be committed to excelling in ESG and creating initiatives that are actionable and strategic to create new standards in the industry.
- Regulation is also a significant factor for dairy companies; safety and security is paramount for the wellbeing of employees, livestock, and employees, therefore compliance with ESG initiatives must be strict.
Reasons to Buy
- Understanding the impact of ESG in the current dairy market is vital for success.
- It is important to know how other dairy companies are tackling this theme.
Table of Contents
- Overview of ESG in Dairy
- Environmental
- Social
- Governance
- Considerations
Companies Mentioned (Partial List)
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:
- Arla
- Yili
- Fonterra
- Danone
- Freisland Campina
- Mars
- Co-op
- Del Monte
- Plenish
- Califia
- Minor Figures
- Mouses Favourite
- Anchor
- The Collective
- Amul