Growing a sustainable future
At T&G, kaitiakitanga captures what sustainability means to us. It’s based on the Māori world-view of guardianship and protection. This is central to who we are and what we do – treating the land, people, produce, resources and community with the greatest of respect and care, as guardians of their future.
APPROACH
Our approach to Kaitiakitanga
As kaitiaki (guardians), we’re united in wanting to make a genuine, lasting and positive impact on the world.
To grow a healthier and more sustainable future, our Kaitiakitanga sustainability framework has three key pillars, each with clearly defined focus areas and goals.
Our integrated Annual Report and Climate-related Disclosure show the progress we’re making to deliver our Kaitiakitanga sustainability framework and goals.
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Targets & Goals
T&G’s Kaitiakitanga sustainability framework
Our people
Protect and grow
- Our leaders visibly show their commitment to health and safety through their actions and are continually looking for opportunities to improve
- Workers and their representatives are involved in decisions impacting on their health and safety
- We have effective processes to protect our workers from short-term and long-term harm
Inclusion and diversity
- Accept, respect and celebrate our similarities and differences
Our planet
Climate action
- Thrive in a changing climate while reducing emissions across our value chain
Low impact operations
- Protect and enhance our natural resources
- Reduce waste
Our produce
Responsible partnerships
- Ethical and mutually beneficial partnerships through our global value chain
Healthy communities
- Help reduce food insecurity
Our people
We’re growing a safe, healthy and passionate team, where everyone’s empowered to be their best and thrive.
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Our planet
As kaitiaki, we’re building a healthier planet by protecting and nurturing our natural environment and using our resources responsibly.
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Our produce
Our safe and sustainable produce value chain provides nutrition to our customers and consumers, and enhances livelihoods.
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