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Mars credits sustainable farming focus for continued emissions reduction

In 2024, Mars expanded sustainability-linked compensation to around 2,000 employees.
Melodie Michel
Mars credits sustainable farming focus for continued emissions reduction
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Mars says agricultural partnerships to increase farming sustainability and resilience have been instrumental in decoupling emissions from growth – and is doubling down on this focus with a new US$250 million fund.

The food company has reported a 1.9% reduction in absolute greenhouse gas emissions in 2024 – all the while continuing to grow its business. In total since 2015, Mars has cut its carbon footprint by 16.4% while increasing sales by 69% to US$55 billion per year.

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