Investor Presentaiton
Ferrero Group
Sustainability Report 2022
Introduction
Our sustainability
progress
Our reporting
F
In the fiscal years 2019/2024 and 2020/2125, we
included in our disclosures the volumes of
packaging used in new plants 26 that were the
result of completed acquisitions of new
factories and full integration in ways of
working and data-management systems.
Other more-recent acquisitions will be included
year
in this remit in the coming years. As a
consequence, our total plastic packaging
volume is likely to increase, compared to a
baseline of 2019/20, when we considered
fewer plants in our calculations. We will
monitor our progress towards our reduction
targets, taking into consideration a constant
specification, to maintain consistency with the
initial baseline.
What have we achieved?
We continue working to reduce the use of
virgin plastic by using 100% recycled content
in PET bottles.
In fiscal year 2021/22 a new metric to measure
sustainability packaging progress was
introduced. Packaging designed to be
recyclable enables Ferrero to show progress
on efforts taken to better design our packaging
that is not immediately considered as
recyclable 'in practice and at scale'.
24. Bloomington (US) and Franklin Park (US).
25. North Canton (US).
26. North Canton (US), Bloomington (US)
and Franklin Park (US).
Materials used for packaging applications
(2021/22)
17.3%
Rigid
plastic
5,7% Flexible
plastic
1.3% Metals
1.3% Other
39.8%
Paper & board
Percentage of recycled materials in packaging
Renewable materials in packaging
Recyclable, reusable or compostable packaging 28
Packaging designed to be recyclable29
Recycled content in plastic packaging29
27. Data includes North Canton (US), Bloomington (US) and Franklin Park (US).
28. 100% by weight goal by 2025, for the overall packaging volume.
29. 12% by weight goal by 2025, for the plastic packaging volume.
34.6%
Glass
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(Extended scope) 27
FY 2020/21
FY 2021/22
35.4%
35.4%
39.6%
40.2%
83.1%
83.2%
not tracked
88.5%
4.0%
4.3%
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