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BE Campbell Sustainability Actions

Launched sustainability framework

BE Campbell says it has set up a sustainability framework called “A Better Tomorrow.” The framework brings together its work on staff wellbeing, partner collaboration, community support, and environmental impact. It is meant to guide how the business operates across its sites and relationships. The company says the goal is to create a positive legacy through its products, jobs, and community links.

Trained staff on sustainability

The company says it introduced a staff sustainability training program and a new staff engagement platform. It also supports programs focused on physical, mental, and financial wellbeing. These steps suggest the business is trying to build awareness and support for sustainability inside the workplace, not just in its public messaging.

Started emissions reduction work

BE Campbell says it has carried out audits to understand the impact of its operations. It is working to reduce Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 40% from a 2022 baseline by 2030. Scope 1 means direct emissions from its own operations, and Scope 2 means emissions from purchased electricity or energy. The company says a major refrigeration project is part of this transition plan.

Improved energy, water and waste

The company says it is continuously improving how it uses energy and water and is reducing waste sent to landfill. It does not give full public data in the material provided, but it does show that resource use and waste are part of its environmental work. This is a basic but important part of lowering the footprint of food processing.

Supported community programs

BE Campbell says it has launched a community grants program, taken part in charity events, and run a food donation program that provides one meal for every order it receives. It also says it supports local community groups in Western Sydney. These actions focus on social impact rather than environmental work, but they are part of the company’s wider ESG approach.

Published sustainability reports

The sustainability page links to an APCO Annual Report and Action Plan and a Modern Slavery Statement. APCO is the Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation, which works on packaging waste and recycling. A modern slavery statement is a public report on the risk of forced labour in a company’s operations and supply chain. These reports show that the company has at least some formal reporting in place.

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