SUSTAINABILITY
50 Top CPG Company Sustainability Commitments
Actionable Commitments. A More Sustainable Future.
Significant impact requires significant commitment. And the CPG industry is setting ambitious targets to better the health of our planet.
Consumer goods companies are committed to bringing about meaningful environmental change, from improving water conservation, developing more sustainable packaging and reducing their impact on climate change.
We analyzed 50 of the industry’s biggest players to see how they are planning for a cleaner future. Every company on our list had commitments in the areas of packaging, climate change and water usage. Learn more on each company’s approach by clicking the links below.
Few industries adapt as quickly to consumer wants and needs as CPG. Consumer preference, coupled with the industry’s desire to do the right thing, has led to innovation in the way that CPG companies offer sustainable products.
Whether through fully recyclable or reusable packaging, responsible ingredient sourcing, reducing carbon emissions or a host of other goals, the CPG industry is innovating for the future.
50 of the top CPG companies have made commitments to increasing recyclability, minimizing packaging or reusing material.
50 of the top CPG companies have all made commitments to reducing, conserving or recycling water in their facilities.
50 of the top CPG companies are committed to reducing their environmental impact. Whether it’s through achieving net zero emissions, halving their footprints or becoming carbon neutral, consumer goods companies are making bold commitments to make meaningful change for our climate.
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