Climate change is the biggest challenge facing the planet, our future depends on protecting the natural environment, for the sake of future generations, we need to act now.
The Fonterra Climate Roadmap outlines our current emissions position, what makes us different, our targets and why we believe we have the right plans, people, data and mindsets to help.
absolute reduction in Scope 1 & 2 GHG emissions from an FY18 base year.
intensity reduction in Scope 1 and Scope 3 FLAG GHG emissions from dairy from an FY18 base year.
emissions by 2050.
Charlotte Rutherford has spent 20 years with Fonterra supporting and driving how the Co-operative tackles sustainability opportunities and challenges. She has led the teams responsible for water, climate, research and development, animal welfare and food safety for New Zealand’s largest dairy processor.
In this short video, Charlotte explains why it is important that we have a climate roadmap and what it means for Fonterra and our customers.
Kailyn has over 12 years experience in sustainabilty, in her role at Fonterra she helps to influence the sustainability strategy with a particular focus on climate mitigation and adaptation. She is an Infrastructure Sustainability Accredited Professional and in 2019 she was a finalist in the Deloitte Young Energy Professional of the year awards.
Outlining Fonterra's climate ambition, Kailyn explains what 2030 targets are.
Anne Douglas joined the cooperative 8 years ago and has held a variety of roles within Farm Source. In her current role as Group Director of Farm Source, she oversees the teams who are the primary points of engagement for our Fonterra farmers.
Anne explains why our on-farm footprint is our opportunity to make the biggest difference, and how our Fonterra farmers are committed to helping achieve our targets.
The way we dairy in New Zealand is different because of our land, our people, our spirit of co-operation and our can-do attitude. Join us for a farm to plate journey and find out how we dairy here.