ADM强调Strides in Sustainability Goals

ADMhas released its 2021Corporate Sustainability Report, providing an update on the company’s overall sustainability journey and tracking progress against environmental, social and governance goals.

ADM主席兼首席执行官说：“当我回顾过去一年ADM的成就时，我看到一家认为可持续性是我们所做的一切不可或缺的公司。”Juan Luciano.

“From our strategic planning, to our relationships with farmers, to how we meet customer needs every day, ADM is scaling up our work to live our purpose and power our continued growth and success.”

2021 sucesses

Through the adoption of innovative technology solutions, sustainable agriculture practices and operating processes, ADM demonstrated its leadership and dedication to decarbonization and social responsibility over the past year. 2021 highlights include:

• 阿根廷，巴西和巴拉圭的直接和间接大豆供应商的100％可追溯性
• Achieving the industry’s first net carbon neutral status of its scale for ADM’s U.S. flour milling operations
• Third consecutive recognition by Ethisphere as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies
• Issuance of the company’s first-ever sustainability bond, representing $750 million in capital to support efforts ranging from sustainable agriculture and energy efficiency to food security and socioeconomic empowerment

Strive 35 goals

与这些努力一致，ADM继续追求Strive 35 goals, which include reducing absolute greenhouse gas emissions by 25%, energy intensity by 15%, water usage by 10%, and achieving a 90% landfill diversion rate by 2035 against a 2019 baseline. The company has committed to work with the Science-based Targets Initiative with the aim of obtaining approval of its climate targets and alignment with ambitious global goals to limit rising temperatures to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

In 2021, ADM additionally committed to a new, aggressive environmental goal to reduce Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions 25% by 2035 while accelerating its target date to achieve a completely deforestation-free supply chain from 2030 to 2025.

“ADM has a foundational culture of execution and innovation. We do what we say we will do, with a focus on constantly improving,” Luciano said. “We’re excited about enhancing our investments to meet customer needs around the globe and expanding our plans to reduce Scope 3 emissions and eliminate deforestation from our supply chain by 2025.”

For a more in-depth look at ADM’s plans, as well as progress against goals,read the full Corporate Sustainability Report.

—Feed & Grain Staff