Our sustainability strategy consists of four areas of action that are closely interlinked. We are tackling the global and social challenges facing our planet with determination and boundless optimism. We would like to share our plan with you here.
We are guided by the principles of nature. In nature, there is no waste—only a natural cycle, completely free of waste. It is our responsibility to use resources mindfully. At Seeberger, we are therefore working to optimize our circular economy.
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It's important to us to know where our products come from and to take responsibility for our supply chain. Learn more about our goals here.
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Climate change is already affecting the cultivation of our natural products. Our mission? To reduce our carbon footprint. With the Seeberger Climate Assessment, we are optimizing our supply chain and our Ulm facility in many areas related to climate protection.
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A strong community is at the heart of everything we do. We offer a work environment where every employee feels seen and valued. Through mutual respect and by fostering individual strengths, we work together to create a positive and supportive work environment.
Learn moreFrom growing nuts, fruits, and coffee to our packaging: Discover how we turn our ambitions into concrete actions.
Seeberger reporting follows the strict guidelines of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI).. By participating in the UN Global Compact, Seeberger has been supporting the ten universal principles for human rights, labour standards, environmental protection and anti-corruption since 2015. It is the United Nations global sustainability initiative.
Since 2016/2017, our reporting has also been based on the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The International Labour Organisation (ILO) is a specialised agency of the United Nations. Especially in its core conventions, it formulates international labour and social standards to ensure social justice for a fair globalisation and decent work. This is seen as a central prerequisite in combating poverty. The ILO Standards are the basis of the Seeberger Conditions of Purchase.
The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has officially validated our new climate targets, thereby confirming their alignment with the 1.5-degree goal. With this validation, we are committing to clear and measurable climate targets across our entire value chain:
By 2030, we aim to:
By 2050, we aim to:
Achieving Net-Zero Emissions (Net Zero)
reduce our operational emissions (Scope 1 & 2) and indirect emissions (Scope 3) by 90%
reduce emissions from agricultural sources (FLAG) by 72%
A clear focus on prevention and reduction rather than offsetting
For us, compliance with rules, guidelines and statutory and voluntary obligations is an integral part of behaving responsibly. Our whistle-blower system allows everyone to report rule violations and issues anonymously. This means we can identify wrongdoing and potential violations early on and address them directly.
