Introduction to the Dutch Sustainable Growth Coalition
Tomorrow is green seminar
Hanoi, 10 May 2016
Tomorrow is green
Topics for today
Introduction to FrieslandCampina and our
purpose
The Dutch Sustainable Growth Coalition
Sustainability at FrieslandCampina
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19,000 ambitious
member farmers
are the owners
of FrieslandCampina
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FrieslandCampina: global player
in dairy ‘From grass to glass’
3rd largest global dairy cooperative
● Annual sales EUR 11.3bn
● 6th processor of milk globally
with 11 bln kg milk/year
● 19,000 member farmers
and 22,000 employees
● 80 Factories in 32 countries
● Sales in 100 countries
● Nourishing 1 billion people all
over the world with dairy
products containing valuable
nutrients
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Friesland
Foods
receives Royal
designation
on its 125th
anniversary
Acquisition of
Zijerveld
and Veldhuyzen B.V. and
G. den Hollander Holding B.V.
2020
Acquisition Olam
Ivory Coast and
DEK srl in Italy.
2001
1993
1989
1979
1947
1926
1880
1871
Acquisition of IDB Belgium N.V.
2014
2008
We have a long
history…
2013
2012
Acquisition of
Alaska Milk
Corporation
Philippines
2004
2001
Merger of Coberco, Acquisition
Friesland Dairy Foods, of Nutricia
Dairy &
De Zuid-Oost-Hoek and
Drinks
Twee Provinciën
Group
1997
Founding of
Coberco in
Zutphen
1965
Friesche Vlag,
Dutch Baby and
Bonnet Rouge
are registered
for international
markets
1919
Founding of
CCF in
Leeuwarden
1913
1879
Founding of
Arnhemse
Melkinrichting
Founding
Campina
Melkunie
Nine farmers take
over a
cheese factory in
the Dutch
Wieringerwaard
Oprichting
van de eerste
zuivelcoöperaties
Founding of
the De Meijerij
Veghel / De
Melkindustrie
Veghel
Campina brand
introduced
DMV Campina
and Melkunie
Holland
introduced
Acquisition
of Sudmilch
(Heilbronn)
International launch of
formation of international
Campina brand
and co-operative
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Our purpose
Better nutrition for the world…
● Provide food for the growing population from
7 to 8.5 billion people in 2030
● Optimise nutritional value of our dairy products
● Provide affordable nutrition in selected markets
…a good living for our farmers…
● Be an attractive cooperative for our member farmers
● Provide dairy development support in selected areas
to increase yield, safety and quality of milk and farming
● Enhance attractiveness for young farmers
…now and for generations to come
● Invest in the long term growth and
health of the company
● Grow in a climate neutral way
● Reduce the usage of scarce natural resources
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The story of milk
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Topics for today
Introduction to FrieslandCampina and our
purpose
The Dutch Sustainable Growth Coalition
Sustainability at FrieslandCampina
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We are 1 of 8 initiators of Dutch
Sustainable Growth Coalition
The DSGC aims to drive sustainable growth along three lines:
Shape: connect economic profitability with environmental and
social progress by integrated sustainable growth business models
Share: aim for joint advocacy of sustainable growth business
models both internationally and nationally
Stimulate: Influence policy debate on enabling sustainable growth
to find solutions to the environmental and social challenges
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The DSGC member companies
have committed to take action
Optimize business strategies towards sustainable growth
Meet specific, transparent and measurable targets
Commit to peer learning through sharing good practices
Play catalyst role to ensure long-term sustainability
Inspire transition to sustainable growth
Shape
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•
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•
Share
• Identify national and international platforms to advocate
best practices among Dutch and international:
• Businesses
• Investors
• Government
• Civil society
• Consumers
• NGOs and universities
Stimulate
• Aspire to be a coalition of thought
leaders and give views on what drives
sustainable growth
• Develop policy recommendations to
influence government policies to
create conditions for sustainable
growth
FrieslandCampina case on
Manure recycling
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DSGC driven by commitment
from the Top
15 April 2016: FrieslandCampina CEO Roelof Joosten presents vision paper
“Netherlands as Circular Hotspot” to Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte
Topics for today
Introduction to FrieslandCampina and our
purpose
The Dutch Sustainable Growth Coalition
Sustainability at FrieslandCampina
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Challenges of food and nutrition
security
De groeiende wereldbevolking
Growing world
population
Enough
farmers to
produce food
Scarcity of
natural
raw materials
Common goal: Long term solutions to food and
nutrition security in South East Asia
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Our Strategy is locked into
detailed action program
Purpose
Our unique
milk chain
Better nutrition for the world and a good
living for our farmers ,now and for generations to come
Leverage our Dutch dairy heritage and unique milk chain in a sustainable way
to win the hearts and minds of our key consumers and customers
Better nutrition for the
world
Good living for our
farmers
Now & for generations to
come
Strategic
pillars
Themes
Better products
Responsible marketing
Transparent nutrition labeling
Education on diet & exercise
Optimal milk valorization
Economic performance
DDP quality & quantity
DDP skills & knowledge
Climate-neutral growth
Source, produce sustainably
Animal health & welfare
Meadowgrazing + biodiversity
Corporate governance, CSR implementation teams
Business
foundations
Dairy Sustainability Framework, Stakeholder dialogue, partnerships, external reporting
Health & safety, employee and member farmers engagement, CSR Training, Awards
Product quality & safety, minimum standards, supplier code, business code of conduct
Our CSR strategy in SEA is driven by Our
vision: Nourishing by Nature
Nutrition
Drink.Move.Be.Strong
SEANUTS
New nutritional products
through innovation
Schoolmilk programs
Farmers
Dairy Development
Program
Sino-Dutch Dairy
Development Centre
Financing with
Rabobank Foundation
Sustainability
Sustainable sourcing
2020 goal
Energy and Supply
chain efficiency
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Multi-sector Collaboration to
address challenges
Retailers
Govt.
Regulator
Farmers
Academia
Consumers
Food
System
Value
Chain
Logistics
F&B
compani
es
NGOs
Distributors
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Some of our partners in Asia
and Vietnam
Retailers
Govt.
Regulators
Farmers
Academia
Consumers
Food
System
Value
Chain
Logistics
F&B
companies
NGOs
Distributors
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Let’s take a closer look at some of
our initiatives in South East Asia
Drink.Move.Be.Strong campaign
across Southeast Asia
In partnership
with:
Inspired by:
A partnership with a purpose…
In 2015, over 200 schools joined DMBS in Vietnam
Our message of healthy lifestyle and diet has reached more than 68
million children across Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam
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Our multi-stakeholder partnership
has been recognized
We won 3 international awards in 2015
for our pioneering work in the region
The Gold Standard Awards
"Corporate Citizenship for Regional
Programme 2015"
FrieslandCampina Asia, Singapore
Our healthy lifestyle and diet initiatives
2015 Asia-Pacific Gold Stevie® Award
"Corporate Social Responsibility Program
of the Year"
FrieslandCampina Asia, Singapore
Our healthy lifestyle and diet initiatives
CMO Asia 5th Best CSR Practices
Awards 2015
“Best Use of CSR Practices in FMCG”
FrieslandCampina Asia, Singapore
Our healthy lifestyle and diet
initiatives
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Our Dairy Development Program
supports 45,000+ dairy farmers
Dairy development program in
Vietnam
• Support over 3000 farmers
• More than 35,000 cows
• Intensive training program
• Over 100,000 MT/year of high
quality fresh milk
• Sustainable Dairy Zone in Hanam
Visiting FrieslandCampina
President Truong Tan Sang said:
“Building a new countryside of
Vietnam is an important strategy of
the State, and you have remarkable
contributions to this cause.”
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We target climate-neutral growth
globally…
Minimize use of natural resources
• Energy efficiency improved 0.4% in 2015
• Water usage reduce 0.6% in 2015
• Green energy from 43% to 65% of total in 2015
• 4.3% lower Co2 emission per kg in production
World class waste management
• Waste recycling from 67% to 72% in 2015
Sustainable sourcing
• Sustainable agricultural ingredients from 23% to
26%
Valorize manure by circular means
…and in Vietnam
Water wastage processing
system in our manufacturing
facilities in Vietnam is able to
treat domestic and industrial
solid waste.
The amount of waste and
water wastage has been
reduced by over 25% in 2015
compared to 2010.
We have reduced energy usage by 15%, water usage by 25%
and CO2 emissions by 40 % compared to 2010