World’s largest brewer ABInBev in sustainability vanguard
Summary
TLDRMauricio Cuendo, Head of Procurement and Sustainability at AB InBev, outlines the company's ambitious sustainability goals to become the UK's most sustainable grower and champion British beer culture. With a focus on packaging, CO2 emissions, water, and farming, AB InBev aims to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2024 and carbon-neutral brewing operations by 2026. The strategy includes leveraging technology, promoting diversity, and fostering local supply chains to reduce emissions.
Takeaways
- 🌿 The company has a clear ambition to be the UK's most sustainable grower and to champion British beer culture.
- 👤 Mauricio Cuendo is the Head of Procurement and Sustainability for AB InBev, the world's largest brewer.
- 🍺 AB InBev brews beer and builds brands that aim to bring people together, with a vision to be around for the next 100 years and beyond.
- 📅 The company's main sustainability goals were established in 2017, focusing on packaging, CO2 emissions, water, and farming.
- 🎯 A new target was set in 2021 for AB InBev to become net-zero by 2024, with a specific aim for UK brewing operations to be carbon-neutral by 2026.
- 📈 In the next three years, leading to 2025, the company plans to utilize technology and diversity to achieve their sustainability goals.
- 🔄 There's a focus on working closely with UK suppliers to establish a more local supply chain, which will help reduce emissions.
- 🌱 The script implies a commitment to sustainable practices, suggesting that these efforts are integral to the company's long-term strategy.
- 🏢 AB InBev's approach to sustainability is comprehensive, covering various aspects of their operations and supply chain.
Q & A
What are the ambitions of the company mentioned in the transcript?
-The company aims to be the UK's most sustainable grower and to champion British iconic beer culture.
Who is Mauricio Cuendo and what is his role in AB InBev?
-Mauricio Cuendo is the Head of Procurement and Sustainability for AB InBev's UK division.
What is AB InBev's global standing in the brewing industry?
-AB InBev is the world's largest brewer, brewing beer and building brands that bring people together.
What are the four major pillars of AB InBev's sustainability strategy?
-The four major pillars of AB InBev's sustainability strategy are packaging, CO2 emissions, water, and farming.
What is AB InBev's new target regarding carbon neutrality?
-AB InBev has set a new target to become net zero by 2024.
By when does AB InBev aim to have all UK brewing operations carbon neutral?
-AB InBev aims to have all UK brewing operations carbon neutral by 2026.
What role does technology play in AB InBev's sustainability goals?
-Technology is used to help AB InBev reach its sustainability goals, including reducing emissions and improving efficiency.
How does AB InBev plan to use diversity to achieve its sustainability objectives?
-AB InBev plans to use diversity by working closely with local suppliers in the UK to create a more local supply chain, which will also help decrease emissions.
What is the significance of having a more local supply chain for AB InBev's sustainability efforts?
-A more local supply chain is significant as it helps decrease emissions by reducing transportation distances and supports local economies.
What is the timeframe AB InBev is considering to use technology and diversity to reach its sustainability goals?
-AB InBev is looking to use technology and diversity in the next three years leading up to 2025 to help achieve its sustainability goals.
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