McCormick & Company Releases 2023 Purpose-led Performance Report to Share Progress Towards Long-Term Commitments
McCormick & Company has released its 2023 Purpose-led Performance (PLP) Progress Report, highlighting its advancements towards sustainability and corporate responsibility goals. Key achievements include the validation of their Net-Zero by 2050 goal, sustainable sourcing of 91% of their top five branded ingredients, and positively impacting over 44,500 smallholder farmers. The report also notes significant strides in diversity, with 45% of global leadership positions held by women and 26% of U.S. leadership roles held by ethnically diverse talent. McCormick emphasizes the alignment of these efforts with their long-term business strategies and financial performance.
- Validation of McCormick's Net-Zero by 2050 goal by SBTi.
- Sustainably sourced 91% of top five branded ingredients.
- Positively impacted over 44,500 smallholder farmers.
- 45% of global leadership positions held by women.
- 26% of U.S. leadership roles held by ethnically diverse talent.
- Strong alignment of sustainability efforts with business and financial strategies.
- The report does not provide specific financial performance data.
- Potential risks and challenges in achieving Net-Zero by 2050 not discussed.
- No information on cost implications of sustainability initiatives.
- Possible shareholder concerns regarding resource allocation towards non-financial goals.
"I am incredibly proud of the positive impact we have created across our communities as we make progress towards our PLP goals and continue focusing on delivering shareholder value. McCormick employees are driving our achievements, and I am grateful for their efforts as we pursue our goals in a balanced, transparent, and sustainable way," said Brendan M. Foley, President and Chief Executive Officer. "Our PLP approach is embedded in our values and strategies because it strengthens our business fundamentals and financial performance. From responsibly sourcing our iconic ingredients to ensuring our workforce represents all consumers, our actions are consistently focused on what fuels McCormick's future. I look forward to continuing our journey with all our stakeholders, internally and externally, to create a more sustainable and resilient future."
Key achievements highlighted in the 2023 PLP Progress Report include:
- Received validation of the Company's Net-Zero by 2050 goal from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).
- Sustainably sourced
91% of the Company's top five branded iconic ingredients in alignment with McCormick's independently certified Grown for Good standard. - Achieved the Company's goal to increase resiliency of
90% of smallholder farmers growing its iconic herbs and spices, with over 44,500 farmers positively impacted. - Attained
45% of leadership positions globally held by women and26% of leadership positions in theU.S. held by Ethnically Diverse Talent, supported by the Company's programs to develop high performing talent.
To learn more about McCormick's efforts and the results they are driving, please read their 2023 Purpose-led Performance Progress Report or visit the Responsibility section of the corporate website.
About McCormick
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Global Communications:
Lori Robinson – lori_robinson@mccormick.com
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