PepsiCo and Yara partnership achieves 20-40% emissions reductions in potato production
The partnership, combining lower-carbon fertilizers with precision nutrient management, has achieved 20-40% emissions reductions in potato production systems, with the program expanding from Europe to Latin America in 2025.
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Taj Exotica Goa installs India’s first hotel battery energy storage system with Tata Power
The partnership will lead to the installation of a 2 MW battery energy storage system, marking the first deployment of this technology in India's hospitality sector and significantly reducing the resort's reliance on diesel generators.
Cayman Islands hotels expand food waste recycling through composting partnership
A food waste recycling programme in the Cayman Islands is expanding as major hotels including Kimpton Seafire Resort and Hotel Indigo join the initiative that converts organic waste into compost, diverting materials from the George Town landfill.
Danone achieves CDP Triple A recognition across climate, water and forest categories
The distinction places Danone among 23 companies worldwide achieving the highest scores across all three environmental categories.
Vanguard Renewables opens Wisconsin facility to process food waste into renewable energy
The anaerobic digestion and depackaging facility in River Falls, Wisconsin, provides food and beverage manufacturers across the Minneapolis-St. Paul region with a solution to convert organic waste into renewable natural gas while meeting growing regulatory requirements.
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Mars partners with KAUST to transform chocolate waste into food-safe blue pigment
Mars has partnered with King Abdullah University of Science and Technology to develop a process that transforms chocolate manufacturing waste into a valuable blue pigment using red algae, offering a natural alternative to artificial food colorings while addressing factory waste challenges.
Mondelez linked to deforestation in cocoa and palm oil supply chains, report finds
A compliance assessment by Netherlands-based AidEnvironment has identified forest clearing in cocoa and palm oil supply chains potentially linked to the Cadbury chocolate owner, raising questions about the gap between the chocolate manufacturer's sustainability commitments and implementation on the ground.
