Albertsons Companies Announces Mondelēz International as 2024 Recipe for Change Supplier of the Year

Albertsons Companies has named Mondelēz International as the recipient of its 2024 Recipe for Change Supplier of the Year Award.

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Albertsons Companies has named Mondelēz International as the recipient of its 2024 Recipe for Change Supplier of the Year Award. This recognition highlights Mondelēz's efforts in driving meaningful change across Planet, Product, and Community pillars. Key achievements include:

- Setting a net zero carbon goal for their end-to-end supply chain by 2050
- Designing 96% of packaging to be recyclable by the end of 2023
- Partnering with Triscuit Crackers to donate $160K to local food banks in 2023
- Reducing food waste by approximately 28% at manufacturing sites, surpassing their 2025 goal of 15%

This award underscores the shared commitment to driving positive change for communities and the planet.

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• Mondelēz International recognized as 2024 Recipe for Change Supplier of the Year
• 96% of Mondelēz packaging designed to be recyclable by end of 2023
• $160K donated to local food banks in partnership with Triscuit Crackers
• 28% reduction in food waste at manufacturing sites, surpassing 2025 goal of 15%

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BOISE, ID / ACCESSWIRE / September 20, 2024 / Albertsons Companies proudly announces Mondelēz International as the Albertsons Companies 2024 Recipe for Change Supplier of the Year Award winner, recognized for the company's efforts to accelerate meaningful change across the pillars of Planet, Product, and Community.

Mondelez is driving climate action with a net zero carbon goal for their end-to-end supply chain by 2050. They are supporting the movement towards a more circular economy, including having 96% of packaging designed to be recyclable by the end of 2023. In partnership with Triscuit Crackers, Mondelez has supported Albertsons Cos.' efforts to address food insecurity in local communities, donating $160K to local food banks in 2023. Furthermore, Mondelez has reduced food waste by approximately 28% at manufacturing sites, surpassing the company's 2025 goal of 15%.

This award is a testament to the collective dedication to driving change for the communities we serve and the planet we share.

See original post on LinkedIn and read more about Albertsons Companies and our Recipe for Change on our website.

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SOURCE: Albertsons Companies

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What award did Mondelēz International receive from Albertsons Companies in 2024?

Mondelēz International received the 2024 Recipe for Change Supplier of the Year Award from Albertsons Companies (ACI).

What percentage of Mondelēz International's packaging is designed to be recyclable by the end of 2023?

96% of Mondelēz International's packaging is designed to be recyclable by the end of 2023.

How much did Mondelēz International donate to local food banks in partnership with Albertsons Companies in 2023?

In partnership with Triscuit Crackers, Mondelēz International donated $160,000 to local food banks in 2023 to support Albertsons Companies' efforts to address food insecurity.

What is Mondelēz International's goal for reducing carbon emissions in their supply chain?

Mondelēz International has set a goal to achieve net zero carbon emissions for their end-to-end supply chain by 2050.