Tiger Brands | Sustainability report 2020 | Our 2020 performance at a glance

Our 2020 performance at a glance

More than 87 million meals delivered, and 74 455 learners supported per day through the Tiger Brands Foundation
Innovation launches including: Addition of juice into the Maynards and Jelly Tots ranges; Launched lower sugar Jungle cereal bars; Launched Koo Black Beans; Launched Purity Junior Snacking range suitable for growing little ones, that contain no preservatives, artificial flavours or colourants; Hemp, Rooibos and Sensitive range launched on Ingrams; Launched Purity Toddler Snacking range with stronger health credentials for that age group.
We are proactively driving consumer education through:
– Jungle Heart Health led communication
– Ace High Fibre maize meal communication
– Morvite Immunity campaign
– Albany enhanced on-pack communication to highlight nutritional benefits.

R12,3 billion spend during 2020 on BBBEE verified suppliers
Strong enterprise and supplier development drive, sourcing wheat, maize and beans from emerging black farmers
R32 million total socio-economic development spend (2019: R32,5 million, 2018: R32 million), reaching around 100 000 beneficiaries, including ad hoc projects such as Food Forward

4,18% reduction in absolute greenhouse gas (GHG) (Scope 1) emissions, 5,69% reduction in energy intensity
8,84% reduction in absolute water use, 5,86% reduction in water intensity
8,23% reduction in GHG emissions intensity
Light-weighted a large percentage of our aerosol cans and the food cans thus achieving a 10% reduction in body plate thickness. These are both significant initiatives to reduce our carbon and packaging footprint
85% of our Beverages bottles now use recycled polyethylene terephthalate (rPET)

	Regrettably, two employee fatalities and one contractor fatality			R4,2 billion paid in salaries and benefits to 11 188 permanent employees*

	Lost-time injury frequency rate of 0,34			R97,3 million invested in employee training and development

*	Our total workforce in South Africa for FY20 was 15 990 workers, made up of Permanent, Fixed Term Contracts with less than three months and Seasonal workers.