Europe’s largest dairy cooperative, Arla Foods, has announced its ambition that by 2050 its operations from cow to consumer will:
Be carbon net zero, with any unavoidable emissions (for example, from farms) entirely offset by improvements elsewhere in the supply chain
Balance nitrogen and phosphorus cycles to support clean water systems
Be even more closely aligned with nature to further
The farmer-owned dairy cooperative Arla Foods has announced a plan to invest almost half a billion pounds (€527 million) in 2018 as the company continues to deliver on its 2020 growth ambition¹.
Tomas Pietrangeli, Managing Director of Arla Foods UK, met with Michael Gove, Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs this week for a tour of the cooperative’s Aylesbury site, the world’s largest fresh milk processing plant.
Arla Foods UK welcomes Waste & Resource Action Programme’s (WRAP) results of Courtauld Commitment 3 (CC3), the food and drink industry’s ambitious approach to reduce food waste in the UK.
The WWF Palm Oil Buyers Scorecard has been published, recognising Arla as a frontrunner with a score of 9 out of 9. The scorecard evaluates the performance of 137 major global retailers, consumer goods manufacturers and food service companies, assessing their commitment and actions necessary to be a responsible user of palm oil.
Arla Foods UK has welcomed the extension of The Courtauld Commitment 2025, the food and drink industry’s voluntary agreement to transform food and drink production.