Koninklijke Ahold Delhaize NV 2014 SR
The report outlines Ahold's 2014 progress across five priority areas: healthy living, community well-being, our people, responsible products, and care for the environment. Key highlights include increasing the healthy product assortment to over 9,300 items, educating 720,000 children on nutrition, and achieving an 18.5% reduction in CO2 emissions per square meter since 2008. The company also expanded its food donation programs, contributing over 26 million euros to food banks. Additionally, Ahold improved its supply chain sustainability by increasing GFSI certification among suppliers and piloting energy-efficient LED lighting and natural gas delivery trucks.
Company: Koninklijke Ahold Delhaize NV
Sector: Wholesale & retail
Country: Netherlands
Year: 2014
Type: SR
Pages: 55
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Koninklijke Ahold Delhaize NV
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The report outlines Ahold's 2014 progress across five priority areas: healthy living, community well-being, our people, responsible products, and care for the environment. Key highlights include increasing the healthy product assortment to over 9,300 items, educating 720,000 children on nutrition, and achieving an 18.5% reduction in CO2 emissions per square meter since 2008. The company also expanded its food donation programs, contributing over 26 million euros to food banks. Additionally, Ahold improved its supply chain sustainability by increasing GFSI certification among suppliers and piloting energy-efficient LED lighting and natural gas delivery trucks.
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Document Details
Report Year
2014
Reporting Period
Dec 30, 2013 - Dec 28, 2014
Fiscal Year
2014
Published
Feb 25, 2015
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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