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Co-op – Working Together To Achieve Net Zero

Co-op has a long heritage of sustainability and ethical credentials through the recognition of their commitment to Fair Trade and environmental improvement and reducing environmental impact, delivering that for the shopper and to the benefit of the planet.

Showcasing the Co-op Sustainability strategy at the Co-op Trade Briefing from IGD on 14 September, Guy Stuart, Director of Technical, Agriculture and Sustainability from Co-op, and Nicole Tallant, Head of Co-op Brand, will be discussing what sustainability means for Co-op, their suppliers and the grocery industry as a whole. Bringing to life how to succeed together through co-operation.

Stuart said: “Sustainability covers many interconnected elements, from ethical supply chains, waste and packaging reduction, animal welfare and nature restoration; these are all fundamental to what we do. It is increasingly clear that the transition to Net Zero is the industry imperative, and such a challenging goal will only be achieved by working together. I look forward to sharing our plans with our supply base.”

Learn more about the Co-op Pure Convenience strategy at the 2023 Trade Briefing from IGD on 14 September in Manchester. Full details and tickets are available here

Find out more about how IGD focus on mobilising the industry to tackle climate change, reduce food waste, increase food surplus redistribution and develop sustainable packaging systems.