Orkla’s Annual Report 2022
Orkla's Annual Report for 2022, which also comprises Orkla’s sustainability report, is published today.
The Annual Report is available on Orkla’s website: www.orkla.com/annualreport
Categories: sustainability
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Orkla’s net-zero emission targets approved by Science Based Targets initiative
As one of the first companies worldwide, Orkla’s target to reach zero greenhouse gas emission across the value chain by 2045 is approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).
The SBTi’s Corporate Net-Zero Standard is the world’s first framework for corporate net-zero target setting in line with climate science. It includes the guidance, criteria, and recommendations companies need -
How Orkla contributes to sustainable development
Orkla’s Annual and Sustainability Report for 2020 has now been published.
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Business mobilisation to achieve the 1.5ºC climate target
Orkla is backing a global campaign aimed at mobilising business and industry to set climate targets aligned with the 1.5ºC target.
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Sustainability reporting on the agenda
The Governance Group consultancy and BI Norwegian Business School have reviewed and ranked the sustainability reporting of the hundred largest companies on the Oslo Stock Exchange. Orkla placed third in the ranking.
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Earth Hour – we switch off the lights for climate action
On Saturday, 30 March 2019, at 8:30 PM, lights will be turned out once again in country after country, as Earth Hour sweeps across the planet through the different time zones. We at Orkla will be a part of this event.
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Orkla continues membership in FTSE4Good Index
For the third year in a row, we are featured in the FTSE4Good Index, which highlights companies with strong environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices.
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New launches from Orkla
Plant-based ice cream in tempting flavours, summertime crisps and environmentally-friendly dish-washing tablets are some of this season’s new products launched by Orkla companies.
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Joining forces for the environment
Climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our time. Working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is therefore one of our most important tasks when it comes to the environment. Read more here about how we at Orkla take responsibility for the environment and climate.
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Business and industry call for a Global Deal for Nature and People
We at Orkla entirely agree with WWF that we need a global mobilisation to protect nature. Today, Orkla signed the business community’s call for action for a Global Deal for Nature and People.
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Good progress in our sustainability work
Orkla is making good progress in its efforts to integrate sustainability into its operations and make it an increasingly important source of innovation and growth.
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Orkla’s Annual and Sustainability Report now launched
Orkla’s Annual Report for 2018, which includes the Group’s Sustainability Report, has been published today on Orkla’s website.
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Orkla steps up its climate efforts
Orkla’s climate targets up to 2025 have now been approved by the Science Based Targets initiative.
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In search of ways to reduce plastic use
To address the challenges of plastic litter in the ocean, we must think fresh about how we manufacture, use and reuse products
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Contributing to sustainable consumption
At Orkla we want to help make consumption more sustainable. A campaign is now underway by Pierre Robert and others in the Norwegian fashion industry to invigorate recycling and reuse.
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Orkla listed in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index
Once again, Orkla is featured in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index Europe.
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Throw away less, use more!
Just as you do when you make food at home, we at Orkla consider it important to make optimal use of raw materials and avoid food waste when we make our products.
