Sustainability

Increased biomass content including next-generation feedstocks

• Preserve valuable high carbon stock areas.
• Reduce the use of specific tropical oils in line with a defined baseline.
• Set up traceable and segregated supply chains to enable support traceability, community engagement processes and human rights due diligence in covered supply chains. 

Reduce identified sourcing risks for agricultural raw materials

• Increase the share of specified renewable oleochemical feedstocks in selected products against a defined baseline. 

Diversification of feedstocks

• Drive diversification of feedstocks.
• Support defined biodiversity measures in selected sourcing regions.
• Evaluate specified side streams and production residues as feedstocks

Processes and products assessed for greenhouse gas emissions

• Drive innovation in process technology to meet defined company-wide carbon emissions objectives. 

Selected products tested for biodegradability

• Develop products that can be defined as biodegradable.

High efficacy, versatility during application

• Achieve high application efficacy and application performance assessed against defined energy, water and material-use criteria. 

Measurable consumer and community value 

• Deliver measurable environmental attributes and support defined social initiatives along the value chain.

Transparency

• Use transparency as a core internal assessment principle and the key to assess the environmental performance and support regulatory assessment and documentation for relevant markets.