Registration Document
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Registration Document
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chemical sourcing and to raise awareness on the<br />
use of both paper disposables and office paper.<br />
Sodexo also added the sustainable sourcing of<br />
its new Global Uniform Collection to its list of<br />
priorities and started the collection roll-out in<br />
North America;<br />
• efforts to reduce the carbon footprint involve<br />
all Sodexo units and the Company focuses on<br />
briefing senior management and raising awareness<br />
of teams on climate change. The Group decided<br />
to invest in new information tools for monitoring<br />
energy use and implementing reduction measures<br />
at sites. In Fiscal 2011, Sodexo disclosed risk and<br />
emissions through the Carbon Disclosure Project;<br />
• Sodexo analyzed its global site inventory of<br />
environmental action to assess water-saving<br />
efforts. The survey shows that 67% of sites<br />
surveyed have taken steps to reduce water<br />
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consumption, 9% have instituted water<br />
conservation programs, but only 23% have water<br />
consumption sub-metering. To date, efforts and<br />
reporting have been associated with awareness<br />
and behaviour actions. Sodexo also worked<br />
to develop client specific best practices and<br />
innovative solutions and engaged major suppliers<br />
and clients to better understand their strategies<br />
and requirements;<br />
• the Group worked to create a global tool kit on<br />
waste reduction and focus on awareness and<br />
behavior change. Sodexo has been looking to trial<br />
pre-consumer food waste reduction technology<br />
used successfully in some of its operations in the<br />
UK. In addition, the Group continued to build<br />
relationships with key suppliers on packaging<br />
redesign and waste reduction so that materials<br />
and waste are designed out of products before<br />
they even enter Sodexo operations.<br />
In 2011, Sodexo signed a worldwide agreement with the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) for<br />
wild-caught fish, with the view to promote MSC-certified seafood across the 80 countries where it<br />
operates and maximize awareness and collaboration with both our clients and consumers.<br />
Sodexo has a considerable number of actions and initiatives in place to reduce our water<br />
consumption throughout the Group including a Site Managers’ toolkit, which includes a “Call to<br />
Action” document, a “What Can I Do ….?” guide, internal team and client presentations, and a<br />
“What Dan I Do Next…?” guide.<br />
Sodexo’s European sourcing teams have worked with supply partners to define a range of certified<br />
sustainable cleaning chemicals that are available to all European countries.<br />
Sodexo in Europe has selected a range of margarine products supporting the sustainable production<br />
of palm oil through GreenPalm certificates. These products are now in use in our business in<br />
France, Belgium and the Netherlands.<br />
In both the United Kingdom and Ireland, all core suppliers receive an annual corporate citizenship<br />
questionnaire, which was developed in 2010 in collaboration with Business in the Community<br />
(BITC). The questionnaire is based on the commitments outlined in the Better Tomorrow Plan<br />
and addresses areas such as diversity and inclusion, the environment, and health and nutrition.<br />
In addition, core food suppliers are issued with a questionnaire on additives and ingredients<br />
that enables the Group to identify products that need to be delisted or reformulated due to the<br />
inclusion of undesirable ingredients such as hydrogenated vegetable oil.<br />
As part of the Resource Recovery program, Sodexo collects used cooking oil from its remote<br />
sites kitchens and sends it away to be processed and sold as biodiesel. In some remote Sites, site<br />
vehicles are currently running on 100% biodiesel, reducing carbon emissions by 95%.<br />
Sodexo develops its local sourcing by matching local farms to distributors, using a database that<br />
features more than 600 farmers. In addition, Sodexo requires that regional produce distributors<br />
purchase locally grown products, which has resulted in local produce being used for over 60% of<br />
total sales in certain regions.<br />
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