Our path to a lower-impact supply chain
A rapidly changing world requires agribusinesses to work responsibly to ensure a sustainable future for the next generation.
At the Amadori Group, we have embarked on our journey toward a lower-impact supply chain by integrating environmental social and governance (ESG - Environment, Social, Governance) principles into our business strategy, leveraging innovation as a critical catalyst to achieve our goals.
This commitment is detailed in our sustainability report, a transparent and periodic document that goes beyond financial metrics to communicate our impact across environmental, social, and governance spheres.
Our sustainability priorities are based on the double materiality approach: on the one hand, assessing how our activities impact people and the environment (Impact Materiality), and on the other, considering risks and opportunities that could affect the Group’s financial performance and growth (Financial Materiality).
This approach enables transparent, strategic reporting, integrating sustainability into decision-making to create long-term value and effectively manage ESG risks.
ESG: our commitment our actions
From reducing emissions and impacts related to climate change, protecting biodiversity and forests to responsible use of water resources and promoting the circular economy, we work every day to reduce the environmental impacts of our activities and improve our practices along the supply chain.
Caring for people and our communities is the core principle guiding our effort to build safe, inclusive, and empowering workplaces. We are committed to driving positive impact across our local areas, supporting local communities, and promoting consumer well-being.
Beyond safe, high-quality products: our commitment extends to people, animals, and the planet, creating a more balanced future