Climate Change Data

Environmental Metrics

ESG Focus Areas

• Economic
• Social
• Environmental

Environmental Achievements

• Further improvement in energy efficiency, saving over £8 million and offsetting the cost of the climate change levy.
• Reduced water use in store by 10%.
• Continued improvement in recycling of secondary packaging waste – saving the equivalent of 1.2 million trees.
• Continued roll out of improved merchandising systems in store – 4% increase in the use of reusable green trays.
• Launch of customer focused recycling programme – mobile phones, Christmas cards and carrier bags added to existing store recycling facilities.
• Launch of biodegradable packaging trial on organic fruit.

Social Achievements

• Most successful year for Computers for Schools, having donated over £70 million worth of ICT equipment.
• Raised over £2 million for Alzheimer’s Society and Alzheimer Scotland Action on Dementia.
• Maintained membership of the BITC PerCent Club, donating more than 1% of pre-tax profits.
• Opened two regeneration stores, creating 1,050 new jobs.
• Launched the Tesco Teaching Masterclass programme.
• Stocked over 7000 regional food products in local stores.
• Promoted 800 members of staff into managerial positions.

Governance Achievements

• Tesco is committed to high standards of corporate governance.
• Established a cross-functional Corporate Social Responsibility Group.
• Incorporated environmental, social and ethical issues into risk analysis at each level.

Climate Goals & Targets

Environmental Challenges

• Managing standards across a large and complex own-brand supplier base.
• Addressing customer concerns about GM food.

Mitigation Strategies

• Working with suppliers to maintain, develop and improve standards.
• Providing proper information and clear labelling on GM food.
• Seeking reliable sources of non-GM ingredients.

Supply Chain Management

Responsible Procurement

• DTI Code of Conduct

Climate-Related Risks & Opportunities

Reporting Standards

Frameworks Used: Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), DEFRA (UK Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) Environmental Reporting Guidelines, Association of British Insurers (ABI) Guidelines on Disclosure of Social Responsibility

Sustainable Products & Innovation

• Organic products
• Biodegradable packaging

Awards & Recognition

• Business in the Community (BITC) Impact Endorsement Award for Computers for Schools
• Financial Times BITC ‘Programme Impact Award’ for Innovation for Leeds Seacroft Regeneration Partnership
• 5 awards for the St Rollox, Glasgow Regeneration Scheme
• 3 awards at Recruitment Advertising Awards
• Gold Award at the New York Film Festival for Pensions Video

Environmental Metrics

ESG Focus Areas

• Economic
• Social
• Environmental

Environmental Achievements

• Recycled 80% of cardboard and 85% of plastic used in operations
• Introduced degradable carrier bags
• Used brownfield sites for 96% of new developments
• Reduced energy consumption per square foot by 2%
• Reduced water consumption per square foot by 4.2%

Social Achievements

• Created 16,000 new jobs in the UK, many in deprived areas
• Gave £7m in computer equipment to schools
• Raised £2.5m for Barnardo’s
• Launched own-brand Fair Trade range
• Introduced a new confidential Protector Line for staff concerns

Governance Achievements

• Established the position of dedicated Corporate Governance Manager
• Carried out the first internal audit of corporate responsibility reporting system

Climate Goals & Targets

Environmental Challenges

• High expectations from investors, media, public, NGOs, and government
• Difficulties at plastic recycling contractors
• Concerns over confidentiality, complexity, and duplication of effort in certain surveys
• Accusations of strong-arm tactics in dealings with South African suppliers
• Need for better structured relationships with NGOs

Mitigation Strategies

• Increased seniority of the CR Committee, now reporting to the Board
• Changed the company used for plastic recycling
• Decided not to participate in Race to the Top due to concerns
• Maintained that accusations of strong-arm tactics were wrong; emphasized partnerships with suppliers
• Setting up a more organized contact program with NGOs, commissioning qualitative research

Supply Chain Management

Supplier Audits: 83 high-risk sites audited (2003/04)

Responsible Procurement

• Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) Base Code
• SEDEX (web-based system for supplier data on labor standards)
• Buying With Your Eyes Open (BWYEO) and Supplying With Your Eyes Open (SWYEO) training courses
• Nature’s Choice scheme for fruit, vegetable, and salad suppliers

Climate-Related Risks & Opportunities

Sustainable Products & Innovation

• Own-brand Fair Trade range
• Healthy Living products
• Free From range
• MSC-certified seafood products

Awards & Recognition

• AAAAB rating in Business in the Community’s 2004 Corporate Responsibility Index
• Queen’s Award for Enterprise for green trays

Environmental Metrics

ESG Focus Areas

• Community
• Corporate Responsibility
• Sustainability
• Ethical Trading
• Environmental Impact
• Healthier Choices
• Supplier Relations
• Climate Change
• Energy Efficiency
• Waste Reduction
• Packaging
• Recycling
• Animal Welfare
• Seafood Sourcing
• Diversity & Inclusion
• Health & Safety

Environmental Achievements

• Reduced energy use by 15% (165 kWh/ft² reduction)
• 97% of new stores developed on brownfield sites
• Increased volume of products delivered per litre of fuel by 8%
• Reduced water consumption by 7.7% (264,289 m³)
• Recycled 71% of waste (384,517 tonnes)
• All year two growers registered for Nature's Choice
• All year two suppliers audited for Nature's Choice
• All pesticide uses of year two growers reviewed for Nature's Choice
• Established a £100 million fund for sustainable environmental technology
• Opened a model energy-efficient store in Diss using 20% less energy
• Introduced a 5% bioethanol mix into standard unleaded petrol
• Converted standard diesel pumps to biodiesel in the South East and North West England

Social Achievements

• Gave 1.9% (£41,768,741) of pre-tax profits to charities and good causes
• Increased cumulative value of computer equipment supplied to schools to £101m
• Over 549,880 women participated in Cancer Research UK's Race for Life
• 21,927 Tesco staff participated in Race for Life
• Nutritional signposting on over 2,500 products
• 83% retention of experienced staff
• 95.1% of retail staff trained to bronze standard
• Launched Sport for Schools and Clubs
• Reduced reportable accident rates among customers by 14.1%, store staff by 5.3%, and distribution staff by 14.4%
• Introduced a range of initiatives to support disabled customers and staff
• Improved paternity pay and set up a joint working party on flexible working with Usdaw

Governance Achievements

• Each country now has a corporate responsibility strategy measured in their Steering Wheel
• All Tesco Commercial teams received training on supply chain labour standards
• 100% of high-risk own-brand suppliers underwent independent ethical assessments
• 100% of high-risk own-brand suppliers received training

Climate Goals & Targets

Environmental Challenges

• Office of Fair Trading (OFT) referral of the grocery industry to the Competition Commission
• Railway tunnel collapse at Gerrards Cross development site
• Concerns raised about minimum wage payments and pesticide use on South African apple and pear farms
• Disappointing results in NGO surveys of supermarket seafood sourcing policy

Mitigation Strategies

• Worked to resolve issues with the OFT and Competition Commission
• Funded compensation schemes for those affected by the Gerrards Cross incident
• Conducted a detailed investigation into claims of minimum wage violations and pesticide misuse in South Africa (found no evidence to substantiate them)
• Reviewed seafood procurement policy and published detailed sourcing information on the website

Supply Chain Management

Supplier Audits: 100% of high-risk suppliers audited annually

Responsible Procurement

• Ethical Trading Policy based on ETI Base Code
• Supplier Code of Practice
• Nature's Choice environmental standards
• Sedex for data sharing on labour standards

Climate-Related Risks & Opportunities

Physical Risks

• Not disclosed

Transition Risks

• Not disclosed

Opportunities

• Development of energy-efficient products and technologies

Reporting Standards

Frameworks Used: GRI 2002 Sustainability Reporting Guidelines

Certifications: ISO 14001 (printer)

Third-party Assurance: Not disclosed

UN Sustainable Development Goals

• Not disclosed

Not disclosed

Sustainable Products & Innovation

• Degradable carrier bags
• Products with recycled materials
• Healthy Living and Kids ranges
• Wholefoods range
• MSC-certified seafood
• Outdoor bred pork

Awards & Recognition

• Sector leader in the Business in the Community (BiTC) CR Index
• Leading food and drug retailer in the Carbon Disclosure Project Climate Leadership Index
• Hermes 2005 award (Poland)
• Ubi Caritas 2005 Award (Poland)
• Best environmental project award (Ireland)
• President’s Award from the Chambers of Commerce (Ireland)
• Business in the Community Membership Charter (Ireland)
• Credit Suisse’s Employer of the Year award (Czech Republic)
• National Deafblind Friendly Corporate Award
• Best Supermarket in the Tommy’s parent-friendly awards

Environmental Metrics

ESG Focus Areas

• Sustainable Agriculture
• Animal Welfare
• Climate Change
• Biodiversity
• Water Stewardship

Environmental Achievements

• Roll out of LEAF Marque certification scheme across entire global produce supply chain supplying the UK (ongoing, aiming for completion by 2025)
• Expanded Group net zero target to include full value chain (Scope 1, 2, and 3), aligned to 1.5°C trajectory
• Worked with biggest potato supplier to subsidise cover crops for farmers across 420 hectares of potato fields
• Supporting suppliers to deploy nature-based solutions to prevent water pollution

Social Achievements

• Supporting farmers through Tesco Sustainable Farming Groups (TSFGs) and Agriculture Produce Forums, sharing best practice and supporting innovation
• Providing £10m in extra funding for UK pig farmers
• Setting up a fair and transparent feed cost model for egg and poultry suppliers
• Fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing through TSFGs and sustainability scorecards
• Encouraging innovation through Tesco Agri-T Jam and Innovations Connections

Governance Achievements

• Tesco Welfare Approved (TWA) livestock requirements ensuring transparency and driving improvement
• All farms must comply with a recognised farm assurance scheme (e.g., Red Tractor) in addition to TWA requirements
• Commitment to reducing antibiotic usage as part of the Food Industry Initiative on Antimicrobials (FIIA)

Climate Goals & Targets

Environmental Challenges

• Challenges related to increases in on-farm costs (feed, etc.) for UK pig farmers
• Measuring the impact of agriculture at an individual farm level
• Supply chain disruptions and headwinds
• Tackling both the climate and nature crises

Mitigation Strategies

• Providing £10m in extra funding for UK pig farmers
• Setting up a fair and transparent feed cost model for egg and poultry suppliers
• Working with suppliers and universities to understand the market readiness of methane-inhibiting technology
• Developing ambitious strategies for climate and nature
• Collaborating with industry on issues requiring collective action

Supply Chain Management

Responsible Procurement

• LEAF Marque certification
• Tesco Welfare Approved (TWA) standards
• Farm assurance schemes (e.g., Red Tractor)

Climate-Related Risks & Opportunities

Reporting Standards

Frameworks Used: LEAF Marque, TNFD, Science-Based Targets for Nature, Courtauld 2030 Commitment

Certifications: LEAF Marque, Red Tractor

UN Sustainable Development Goals

• SDG 2
• SDG 6
• SDG 12
• SDG 15
• SDG 17

Tesco's sustainable agriculture initiatives align with these SDGs by promoting sustainable food production, water efficiency, responsible resource use, biodiversity protection, and collaborative partnerships.

Environmental Metrics

ESG Focus Areas

• Sustainable Agriculture
• Climate Change
• Biodiversity
• Water Management
• Soil Health

Environmental Achievements

• 50% of key suppliers have robust on-farm biodiversity improvement plans.
• 40% of key suppliers have robust on-farm water management plans.
• 40% of key suppliers have robust on-farm soil health improvement plans.
• Worked with Branston to subsidise cover crops for farmers across 650 hectares of potato fields.
• Removed invasive tree species along a water course in South Africa, saving approximately 53 million litres of water a year.
• 11% of the way toward halving the environmental impact of the average UK shopping basket.

Social Achievements

• Supporting farmers through Tesco Supplier Network, Future Farmer Foundation, and Tesco Sustainable Farming Groups (TSFGs).
• Co-funding free on-farm advice on water course protection in three UK river catchments with The Rivers Trust.

Governance Achievements

• Set science-based targets for manufacturing and agricultural supply chains, aligned to the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C global warming trajectory. Aiming for net-zero across the supply chain by 2050.
• Implementation of the LEAF Marque environmental assurance scheme across the global produce supply chain (UK growers certified by end of 2022, global completion by 2025).

Climate Goals & Targets

Environmental Challenges

• Measuring the impact of agriculture at an individual farm level is complex.
• Agriculture and food production accounts for around 47% of Tesco’s carbon footprint.

Mitigation Strategies

• Helping agricultural suppliers improve impact measurement through tools such as the Cool Farm Tool and carbon assessment consultancy.
• Setting science-based targets aligned with the Paris Agreement.
• Working with suppliers to develop farm-level improvement and management plans.

Supply Chain Management

Responsible Procurement

• Working with suppliers to implement sustainable agriculture strategies and farm-level improvement plans.

Climate-Related Risks & Opportunities

Reporting Standards

Frameworks Used: Science-based targets aligned with the Paris Agreement

Certifications: LEAF Marque

Environmental Metrics

ESG Focus Areas

• climate change
• healthy, sustainable diets
• packaging & waste
• diversity & inclusion

Environmental Achievements

• Reduced food waste by 45% since 2016/17
• Removed more than 1.6 billion pieces of plastic since 2019
• Use 100% renewable electricity in the UK and Europe
• Committed to be carbon neutral in our own operations across the Group by 2035.

Social Achievements

• Donated 52.6 million meals to local charities across the Group through our food redistribution programmes.
• Reached an agreement with USDAW in the UK that sees a substantial increase in base pay, an extension of the colleague discount and new training and technology to upskill colleagues
• Committed to jumpstart the careers of more than 45,000 young people in the UK

Governance Achievements

• Refreshed capital allocation framework
• Launched an ongoing share buyback programme

Climate Goals & Targets

Environmental Challenges

• Rising inflation impacting customer finances and operational costs
• Supply chain disruptions
• Market competition for talent
• Climate change impacts

Mitigation Strategies

• Investing in value proposition (Aldi Price Match, Low Everyday Prices, Clubcard Prices)
• Securing additional supply-chain capacity
• Talent planning and people development processes
• Developing decarbonisation pathways and aligning with 1.5°C pathway

Supply Chain Management

Responsible Procurement

• Responsible sourcing policies on key commodities including soy, palm oil, seafood etc.
• Supplier code of conduct
• Supplier sustainability requirements

Climate-Related Risks & Opportunities

Physical Risks

• Extreme weather events, flooding

Transition Risks

• Carbon pricing policies, regulatory changes

Opportunities

• Development of energy-efficient products and services

Reporting Standards

Frameworks Used: TCFD

Third-party Assurance: Deloitte LLP (limited assurance on selected data)

Sustainable Products & Innovation

• Plant-based products
• Sustainable packaging alternatives
• Refilable cleaning products

Awards & Recognition

• Voted Britain’s Favourite Supermarket 7 years running
• MSC Supermarket of the Year 2021
• Leading retailer status within the World Benchmarking Alliance Food and Agriculture Benchmark
• Terra Carta seal

Environmental Metrics

ESG Focus Areas

• Climate change
• Diversity & Inclusion
• Responsible sourcing
• Food waste reduction
• Community investment
• Health and sustainable diets

Environmental Achievements

• 55% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions since 2015 baseline
• First UK retailer to ban plastic wet wipes
• Removed two billion pieces of plastic from UK business
• All Tesco tea bags in the UK to be compostable by summer 2023
• Launched large-scale commercial field trial with suppliers to identify planet-friendly fertiliser alternatives
• Nearly 300 electric vans for customer deliveries
• 2,500 customer electric vehicle (EV) charging points across 600 stores

Social Achievements

• Nearly 8% increase in UK hourly colleague pay in 2022
• Substantial investment in colleague base pay across all markets
• Donated more than 52 million meals to food banks and charity partners
• Launched Black Action Plan in the UK
• Named among The Times Top 50 Employers for Women for the second year running
• Launched ‘Reduced in price. Just as nice.’ areas in over 100 stores to reduce food waste
• Kids Eat Free at Tesco Cafés during school holidays

Governance Achievements

• Enhanced climate governance framework encompassing Board, committees, and Executive Committee
• ESG metrics integrated into executive remuneration policy
• Climate change established as a standalone principal business risk
• Group climate committee renamed Group planet committee
• Sustainability-linked bond

Climate Goals & Targets

Environmental Challenges

• Cost-of-living crisis impacting customers and suppliers
• Inflationary pressures on operating costs
• Climate change impacts on supply chain and operations
• Geopolitical instability affecting supply chains
• Competition for talent
• Cybersecurity threats
• Data privacy regulations

Mitigation Strategies

• Strengthened value proposition with Aldi Price Match, Low Everyday Prices, and Clubcard Prices
• Invested in colleague pay and benefits
• Worked collaboratively with suppliers to manage inflationary pressures
• Implemented enhanced climate governance and decarbonisation plans
• Developed alternative sourcing strategies
• Invested in cybersecurity and data privacy measures
• Developed business continuity plans for supply chain disruptions

Supply Chain Management

Responsible Procurement

• Code of Business Conduct
• Sustainability policies on key risk commodities
• Supplier sustainability requirements
• Sustainability-linked supply chain finance programme

Climate-Related Risks & Opportunities

Physical Risks

• Extreme weather
• Flooding

Transition Risks

• Carbon pricing
• Consumer preference shifts
• Technology changes

Opportunities

• Development of energy-efficient products
• Growth in sustainable product categories

Reporting Standards

Frameworks Used: TCFD

Third-party Assurance: Deloitte LLP (limited assurance on selected data)

UN Sustainable Development Goals

• Goal 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy)
• Goal 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production)
• Goal 13 (Climate Action)

Initiatives contribute to these goals through emissions reduction, waste reduction, renewable energy use, and sustainable sourcing

Sustainable Products & Innovation

• Plant-based meat alternatives
• Own brand products with enhanced sustainability credentials

Awards & Recognition

• Tesco Clubcard ranked best supermarket loyalty scheme in the UK
• Tesco Bank won Credit Builder Card Provider of the Year and Best Card Provider (Introductory Rate) at the Moneyfacts Awards
• Tesco Bank won Credit Card Provider of the year at the 2023 Moneyfacts Consumer Awards

Environmental Metrics

ESG Focus Areas

• Climate Change
• Nature
• Community
• Colleagues
• Suppliers
• Customers

Environmental Achievements

• 61% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions versus 2015 baseline
• 100% of electricity from renewable sources
• Expanded low-carbon fertiliser trial
• Plans to install solar panels on 100 large stores
• Deployed 571 electric home delivery vans

Social Achievements

• Launched £5.3m Stronger Starts grant scheme
• Donated more than 450,000 free meals to children
• Launched Stronger Starts apprenticeships
• Biggest ever single investment in store colleague pay (£12.02/hour)
• Enhanced parental leave and other colleague benefits

Governance Achievements

• Appointment of new Chair
• Sale of Tesco Bank operations and strategic partnership with Barclays
• Continued compliance with UK Corporate Governance Code
• Strengthened risk management framework

Climate Goals & Targets

Environmental Challenges

• Cost-of-living pressures impacting customers
• Geopolitical uncertainty and supply chain disruptions
• Competition in the grocery sector
• Climate change risks (physical and transition)
• Cyber security threats

Mitigation Strategies

• Relentless focus on value for customers
• Diversified supplier base and contingency plans
• Investment in technology and digital capabilities
• Science-based targets for net-zero emissions
• Investment in cyber security and data privacy

Supply Chain Management

Responsible Procurement

• Policies and guidance to ensure human rights are respected
• Contractual agreements with suppliers articulating expected standards
• Supplier audit programmes to monitor compliance

Climate-Related Risks & Opportunities

Physical Risks

• Extreme weather events impacting supply chain and store operations

Transition Risks

• Carbon pricing
• Changing consumer preferences
• Technological shifts

Opportunities

• Growth in low-impact product ranges
• Energy savings from efficient solutions
• Electric vehicle charging for customers

Reporting Standards

Frameworks Used: TCFD, SBTi

Certifications: LEAF Marque

Third-party Assurance: Deloitte LLP (limited assurance on selected metrics)

Sustainable Products & Innovation

• Finest range
• Plant Chef ready meals
• Range of plant and dairy alternatives

Awards & Recognition

• Britain’s Favourite Supermarket (The Grocer Gold Awards)

Environmental Metrics

ESG Focus Areas

• Diversity of the Group’s global leadership
• Food waste
• Greenhouse gas emissions

Environmental Achievements

• Reduced greenhouse gas emissions
• Reduced food waste

Social Achievements

• Increased diversity in the Group’s global leadership

Governance Achievements

• Not disclosed

Climate Goals & Targets

Environmental Challenges

• Climate change (physical, financial, people and reputational risks)
• Cyber security incidents
• Supply chain disruptions
• Ethical concerns (human rights abuses)
• Competition in the retail market
• Maintaining brand reputation
• Data security and privacy breaches
• Compliance with legal and regulatory requirements
• Workplace health and safety
• Product safety and traceability
• Litigation

Mitigation Strategies

• Efficiency improvements, innovation, renewables, waste minimization, policy advocacy, sustainable management of natural resources and ecosystems
• Dedicated cyber-security program
• Diversification of suppliers, identification of alternative suppliers, technology solution for identifying high-risk raw materials and regions
• Targeted response strategies, innovative due diligence and monitoring methods
• Developing multiple formats (including online channels), market scanning and competitor analysis
• Monitoring stakeholder perceptions
• Clear privacy compliance and protection policies, structured staff training
• Policies and procedures to monitor and guide legal, regulatory and tax compliance
• Safety management framework, policies and procedures
• Policies and procedures to ensure product safety, proper packaging and labeling
• Not disclosed

Supply Chain Management

Supplier Audits: Not disclosed

Responsible Procurement

• Not disclosed

Climate-Related Risks & Opportunities

Physical Risks

• Not disclosed

Transition Risks

• Not disclosed

Opportunities

• Not disclosed

Reporting Standards

Frameworks Used: Null

Certifications: Null

Third-party Assurance: KPMG LLP, Deloitte LLP

UN Sustainable Development Goals

• Not disclosed

Not disclosed

Sustainable Products & Innovation

• Not disclosed

Awards & Recognition

• Not disclosed

Environmental Metrics

ESG Focus Areas

• Climate Change
• Communities
• Suppliers & Ethical Trading
• Customer Choice & Health
• Our People

Environmental Achievements

• Halved energy use per square foot in UK stores (against a 2000 baseline)
• Opened first new format environmental store in Cheetham Hill, Manchester, with a 70% smaller carbon footprint than an equivalent 2006 store
• Reduced in-store waste going to landfill by one-third
• First major retailer to carbon label 100 own-brand products in Ireland and the UK

Social Achievements

• Helped over 4.6 million people get active globally
• Removed over 2,500 tonnes of saturated fat and 3,000 tonnes of salt from UK products since 2005
• Over 250 store Community Champions in six countries
• Launched Community Promises to engage staff in community initiatives
• Raised a record £6.2 million for UK Charity of the Year
• 86% of new managers appointed from within Tesco
• Local Employment Partnerships in the UK provided jobs for the long-term unemployed
• Appointed first female director in South Korea

Governance Achievements

• Appointed a Code Compliance Officer to handle supplier issues
• No complaints made to the Code Compliance Officer in 2008
• Revised ethical trading guidelines and issued a new Code of Practice

Climate Goals & Targets

Environmental Challenges

• Debate about the longer-term impacts of biofuel
• Inability to report Group water use in 2008
• Weight reduction may not be the best measure of packaging environmental benefit
• Work to do to meet the target of auditing 100% of high-risk supplier sites
• Active dialogue with animal welfare organizations to improve standards
• Work to develop common standards and targets for nutritional labelling
• Need to increase the local impact of community activities
• Need to improve women's representation at senior levels

Mitigation Strategies

• Asked the Sustainable Consumption Institute (SCI) at Manchester University to study biofuel impacts and water use
• Working with suppliers to find a better approach to packaging reduction
• Increased the number of high-risk supplier sites audited to 87%
• Engaged in active dialogue with animal welfare organizations
• Working with governments, health organizations, and industry bodies on nutritional labelling
• Building on the success of initiatives such as South Korean Culture Centres

Supply Chain Management

Supplier Audits: 1,819 independent audits carried out on suppliers to UK business in 2008

Responsible Procurement

• ETI Base Code
• Risk assessment of supplier sites
• Independent audits of high-risk sites
• Supplier training programs

Climate-Related Risks & Opportunities

Reporting Standards

Frameworks Used: WBCSD greenhouse gas protocol

Third-party Assurance: Environmental Resources Management Limited (ERM)

Sustainable Products & Innovation

• Greener Living brand
• Energy-efficient light bulbs
• E-leather shoes
• Concentrated squash
• Reduced packaging on Easter eggs
• Fairtrade products

Awards & Recognition

• Sustainable Pack of the Year award
• Starpack Silver Star award for Environment and Innovation
• Best Practice Recruitment award
• North West Local Employment Partnership Awards
• Employer of the Year (Tesco Czech Republic)