Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd 2021 SR
The report is the first sustainability edition for Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd, covering its ESG progress across nine markets during the 2021 fiscal year. Key highlights include the appointment of the first Group Chief ESG Officer and the commencement of a global corporate footprint baseline measurement to set science-based targets. The company achieved its gender diversity target at the Board level and made significant strides in food quality, with 100% of products in Japan being free of artificial ingredients. Additionally, the report details the launch of the Feed the Knead program, which donated over 400,000 pizzas in Japan, and the achievement of 8 million microdonations through the Give for Good charity.
Company: Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd
Sector: Hospitality & food services
Country: Australia
Year: 2021
Type: SR
Pages: 54
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Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd
Sustainability Report
The report is the first sustainability edition for Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd, covering its ESG progress across nine markets during the 2021 fiscal year. Key highlights include the appointment of the first Group Chief ESG Officer and the commencement of a global corporate footprint baseline measurement to set science-based targets. The company achieved its gender diversity target at the Board level and made significant strides in food quality, with 100% of products in Japan being free of artificial ingredients. Additionally, the report details the launch of the Feed the Knead program, which donated over 400,000 pizzas in Japan, and the achievement of 8 million microdonations through the Give for Good charity.
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Report Year
2021
Reporting Period
2021
Fiscal Year
2021
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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