Alianza Team Sustainable Management Report 2022
Read our latest report on the efforts we are making to build a more sustainable future.
We were recognized as the 21st most sustainable food company in the world
Discover everything about this honorary mention that we received in 2022.
SUSTAINABILITY IS AT OUR CORE
Sustainable Supply and Increased Standards of Living
ESG chain assurance: Traceability, RSPO, local sourcing
Smallholder inclusion and community support
Regenerative agriculture: Biodiversity, water, soils, emissions, resilience
100% traceability in palm to mill and 78.8% in soybeans to mill
Traceability to Origin for the Palm Chain: Colombia 98%, Chile 100% and Mexico 95%
Traceability to Origin for the soybean chain: 88%
100% satellite monitoring with Starling of the entire palm chain
Score Deforestation Free Global: 98%. Colombia 100%, Chile 100% and Mexico 95%
Risk management plan by supplier
88% suppliers with NDPE commitment (no deforestation, peat or exploitation)
Regenerative Agriculture Framework: 82.68% supply Colombia
Use of organic fertilizers: 44.23% supply; 37 thousand Ha
Irrigation efficiency: 50% supply; 28.9 thousand Ha
Drain water management: 71.5% supply; 42.8 thousand Ha
Retention/restoration of natural habitats: 82.68% supply; 58 thousand Ha
Integrated pest management: 71.5% supply; 42.8 thousand Ha
Pollinator habitats: 60.77% supply; 44 thousand Ha
6 origin development projects covering 75% palm suppliers
Inclusion of 7,708 smallholders in the chain: 462 in Colombia, 6,519 in Mexico and 727 in Chile
75% palm suppliers participating in Escuela de Aliados, representing 78% corporate supply
Frequency of cultivation that strengthens the family and social fabric
Waste Management
Technologies that reduce packaging use
Technologies that extend useful life
Manos Verdes
UltraFresh Technology
Reduction of oil consumption in production and less pollution
Extends the shelf life of food by up to 50 days, avoiding waste and packaging materials
Manos Verdes
Circular capacity to avoid contamination by greasy residues
In 2023, we collected 3,112 tons of UCO (Used Cooking Oil) and other fatty residues to transform them into second-generation biodiesel.
Last year, we prevented the contamination of 3.465 billion liters of water due to improper oil management.
Positive Nutrition
Lipid knowledge
Technologies that reduce saturated and trans fats
No animal cruelty
We build hand in hand with our clients and their environment through our know-how:
75 years of experience, 10 PhD, external consultant
External Research Committee – Science Network
70 patents in 21 families (40 granted and 30 pending)
Oleogels:
Reduction of saturates up to 86%
More natural products free of chemical processes
Emulgels:
Reduction of saturated fats and calories of up to 50%
Reduction in raw materials
MirrorFats:
Reduction of saturated fats by up to 50%
Animal cruelty free
Carbon footprint reduction
GoodLabel:
Sodium reduction
Climate Controlled
BlueLife Initiative
Emissions management Scope 1, 2, 3
Certified renewable energies
100% certified renewable energy in Chile and Colombia
Blending station USA 100% renewable energy by 2024
Analysis of emissions reduction for scopes 1 and 2 (46% absolute by 2030 vs 2019) to set SBTi goals
Scope 3 footprint quantification and reduction plan with third parties
Analysis of physical risk and transition scenarios due to climate change
Packaging Commitment: Reduce, Rethink, Take Responsibility
Sustainability is a fundamental pillar for us and a differentiating factor for nurturing a better tomorrow. This commitment enables us to address current market challenges, meet the demands of discerning and well-informed consumers, and leave a positive impact wherever we go
According to S&P Global’s Corporate Sustainability Assessment 2023 results, the basis for the Dow Jones Sustainability Index, our company, Alianza Team, is the 2nd most sustainable food company in the USA and the 13th worldwide.
We also obtained 1st place in Mexico, 3rd in Colombia, 2nd in Chile, 1st in Europe*, 2nd in USA and 4th in Latin America.
Rankings based on results from december 22th 2023.
*In comparison with the results obtained by companies located in these geographies
We also obtained 1st place in Mexico, 3rd in Colombia and 2nd in Chile, and 4th in Latin America.
*Rankings based on results from February 2023.
SUSTAINABILITY IS AT OUR CORE
Sustainability is a fundamental pillar for us and a differentiating factor for nurturing a better tomorrow. This commitment enables us to address current market challenges, meet the demands of discerning and well-informed consumers, and leave a positive impact wherever we go.
The 21st most sustainable food company in the world
According to S&P Global’s Corporate Sustainability Assessment 2022 results, the basis for the Dow Jones Sustainability Index, our company, Alianza Team, is the 6th most sustainable food company in the USA and the 21st worldwide.
We also obtained 1st place in Mexico, 3rd in Colombia and Chile, and 5th in Latin America.
*Rankings based on results from February 2023.
Transparency, integrity, consistency, and understanding of our positive and negative impacts are fundamental pillars that guide our organization’s corporate strategy and sustainability management.
ORIGIN & TRACEABILITY
We are RSPO certified in supply chain custody in all our facilities, which ensures that palm cultivation and processing is sustainable with the environment and respectful of communities and wildlife.
With our traceability indices, we also establish stronger relationships with suppliers and respond to the demands of increasingly aware and well-informed consumers.
TRACEABILITY TO THE PALM OIL ORIGIN
We monitor and verify the origin of our raw materials used in our solutions, ensuring strong procedures to mitigate potentially negative impacts on the environment while protecting human rights, working with communities and ensuring smallholder inclusion.
*Percentages corresponding to October, 2023
95%
98%
100%
A thorough process that is worth it
We invite you to learn more about our traceability process which is carried out in the stages of production, processing, and distribution of palm oil in order to ensure our quality levels.
*This image corresponds to a general illustration of the processes at the corporate level and doesn’t necessarily reflect the details of the processes carried out in different countries.
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