Sustainability

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Attuned to nature, people and business
 

We at AGRANA understand sustainability to mean acting in a commercially-prudent, resource-sensitive and energy-efficient manner while at the same time respecting the interests of internal and external stakeholders. Our business activities are closely interwoven with agriculture. Sustainable operations are therefore a cornerstone of our business model. As can be seen: Our main sustainability KPIs can be found in our Annual Report. Because sustainability at AGRANA is more than just a buzzword.

Sustainability in 3 sentences

Sustainability in 3 sentences

Three principles briefly summarise our perspective on sustainability. They form an integral element of AGRANA’s mission statement and serve as easy-to-understand and practical guidelines for us all at AGRANA, regardless of whether managers or employees, with the aim of making our day-to-day actions sustainable.

Nealy 100% exploitation of the agrarian commodities used & deployment of low-emission technologies

Respect vis-a-vis all our stakeholders and the societies in which we operate

Collaboration based on long-term partnerships with our suppliers and customers

Key issues and areas of action

Key issues and areas of action

At AGRANA, we base our sustainability efforts on the ISO 26000 guidelines and the reporting standard of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI). On this basis, we have analysed and evaluated key issues and areas of action along the entire value-added chain. Thefeedback from our stakeholders, in various segments and functions, has helped us to define the most important issues.

GRI Standard & Reporting Boundaries

Environmental and social
aspects in the sourcing of
agricultural raw materials

Product responsibility and
sustainable products

Environmental and energy
aspects of production

Compliance and
business conduct

Labour practices and
human rights of employees

Social
engagement

Key sustainability aspects
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Our stakeholders

Key sustainability aspects

A so-called materiality analysis has enabled us to identify the commercial, environmental and social significance of various aspects of sustainability, both for our company and for our stakeholder groups (see image on the right). The scope of this analysis included our daily business experiences, feedback from various stakeholder groups and the results of a customer satisfaction survey.

the results of the analysis

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