Asda have exceeded its target to reduce operational carbon emissions by 50%, achieving a 55% reduction since 2015.
The company’s latest ESG report says the supermarket Increased global fresh produce sourced from farms with Biodiversity Improvement Plans from 25% to 80%.
While making effort to source environmentally friendly, the company has also improved the nutritional profile of products sold for the second consecutive year, with Asda’s sales-weighted health score improving from 1.77 to 1.50.
The report also states that Asda have increased the proportion of operational waste reused, recycled or distributed to 89.2%, while maintaining zero waste to landfill.
The company has also cut emissions from transport fleet by 18% year-on-year by using Bio-Liquified natural gas (LNG) fuels instead of diesel and LNG.
Alongside the environmental and climate gains it has made, Asda also surpassed £100 million raised through the ‘Tickled Pink’ cancer campaign in 2025. The total is now at £110 million as the campaign celebrates its 30th anniversary this year.
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