SASB DISCLOSURE INDEX
Our 2023 Sustainability Report references the Agricultural Production Standards from the Sustainable Accounting Standards Board (SASB). Our SASB Disclosure Index specifies where each disclosure can be found in our 2023 Sustainability Report, 2023 Annual Report and corporate website
TOPIC | ACCOUNTING METRIC | CATEGORY | UNIT OF MEASURE | DATA/INFORMATION SOURCE; | CODE | EXTERNALLY |
OMISSION AND MODIFICATIONS | ASSURED | |||||
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS | ||||||
Gross global Scope 1 | Quantitative | Metric tons (t) CO2-e | SR 2023: p. 48 | FB-AG-110a.1 | yes | |
emissions | ||||||
Discussion of long-term | Discussion and Analysis | n/a | SR 2023: p. 48-49 | FB-AG-110a.2 | ||
and short-term strategy | Climate Change | |||||
or plan to manage Scope | ||||||
1 emissions, emissions | Our CDP Climate Change | |||||
reduction targets, and an | Questionnaire | |||||
analysis of performance | ||||||
against those targets | We report on our Scope 1 emissions | |||||
and key initiatives to reduce our Scope | ||||||
1 emissions but do not currently report | ||||||
against emission reduction targets | ||||||
Fleet fuel consumed, | Quantitative | Gigajoules (GJ), | SR 2023: p. 47 | FB-AG-110a.3 | ||
percentage renewable | Percentage (%) | We report our fleet fuel consumption | ||||
and percentage renewable energy | ||||||
ENERGY MANAGEMENT | ||||||
(1) Operational | Quantitative | Gigajoules (GJ), | Our CDP Climate Change | FB-AG-130a.1 | ||
energy consumed, | Percentage (%) | Questionnaire | ||||
(2) percentage grid | ||||||
electricity, (3) percentage | We report our energy consumed. | |||||
renewable | We do not currently report on the | |||||
breakdown of our sources of electricity. |
Our methane capture facilities capture methane gas that we use as an alternative energy source.
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TOPIC | ACCOUNTING METRIC | CATEGORY | UNIT OF MEASURE | DATA/INFORMATION SOURCE; | CODE | EXTERNALLY |
OMISSION AND MODIFICATIONS | ASSURED | |||||
WATER MANAGEMENT | ||||||
(1) Total water | Quantitative | Thousand cubic meters | SR 2023: p. 40 | FB-AG-140a.1 | ||
withdrawn, (2) total | (m³), Percentage (%) | |||||
water consumed, | ||||||
percentage of each in | ||||||
regions with High or | ||||||
Extremely High Baseline | ||||||
Water Stress | ||||||
Description of water | Discussion and Analysis | n/a | SR 2023: p. 35 | FB-AG-140a.2 | ||
management risks and | OurCDP Water Security Questionnaire | |||||
discussion of strategies | ||||||
and practices to mitigate | ||||||
those risks | ||||||
Number of incidents | Quantitative | Number | SR 2023: p. 38 | FB-AG-140a.3 | ||
of non-compliance | ||||||
associated with water | We were not subjected to any fines, | |||||
quantity and/or quality | enforcement orders, and/or other | |||||
permits, standards, and | penalties for water-related regulatory | |||||
regulations | violations. | |||||
OurCDP Water Security Questionnaire | ||||||
FOOD SAFET Y | ||||||
Global Food Safety | Quantitative | Percentage (%) | SR 2023: p. 64 | FB-AG-250a.1 | ||
Initiative (GFSI) audit | by cost | |||||
(1) non conformance | Four plants have FSSC 22000 | |||||
rate and (2 associated | food safety certification. There | |||||
corrective action rate for | were no non-conformances. |
- major and (b) minor non-conformances
Percentage of | Quantitative | Number, Metric | GAR does not track the | FB-AG-250a.2 |
agricultural products | tons (t) | percentage of agricultural | ||
sourced from suppliers | products sourced from suppliers | |||
certified to a Global Food | certified to a Global Food Safety | |||
Safety Initiative (GFSI) | Initiative (GFI) recognised food | |||
recognised food safety | safety certification programme. | |||
certification program |
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TOPIC | ACCOUNTING METRIC | CATEGORY | UNIT OF MEASURE | DATA/INFORMATION SOURCE; | CODE | EXTERNALLY |
OMISSION AND MODIFICATIONS | ASSURED | |||||
FOOD SAFET Y | ||||||
(1) Number of recalls | Quantitative | Number, Metric tons (t) | SR 2023: p. 65 | FB-AG-250a.3 | ||
issued and (2) total | ||||||
amount of food product | There were no food product | |||||
recalled | recalls issue. | |||||
WORKFORCE HEALTH & SAFET Y | ||||||
(1) Total recordable | Rate | SR 2023: p. 83 | FB-AG-320a.1 | |||
incident rate (TRIR), (2) | ||||||
fatality rate, and (3) | We do not currently report on | |||||
near miss frequency | near miss frequency rate. | |||||
rate (NMFR) for (a) | ||||||
direct employees and (b) | ||||||
seasonal and migrant | ||||||
employees | ||||||
ENVIRONMENTAL & SOCIAL IMPACTS OF INGREDIENT SUPPLY CHAIN | ||||||
Percentage of agricultural | Quantitative | Percentage (%) by cost | SR 2023: p. 63 | FB-AG-430a.1 | ||
products sourced that | ||||||
are certified to a third- | ||||||
party environmental and/ | ||||||
or social standard, and | ||||||
percentages by standard | ||||||
Suppliers' social | Quantitative | Rate | SR 2023: p. 56 | FB-AG-430a.2 | Yes | |
and environmental | All new and existing suppliers | |||||
responsibility audit | are screened in line with our | |||||
(1) non-conformance | commitments in our social and | |||||
rate and (2) associated | environmental policy | |||||
corrective action rate for | ||||||
(a) major and (b) minor | GAR Supplier Assessment | |||||
nonconformances | ||||||
Discussion of strategy to | Discussion and Analysis | n/a | SR 2023: p. 51-59 | FB-AG-430a.3 | ||
manage environmental | ||||||
and social risks arising | GAR Responsible Sourcing | |||||
from contract growing and | ||||||
commodity sourcing |
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TOPIC | ACCOUNTING METRIC | CATEGORY | UNIT OF MEASURE | DATA/INFORMATION SOURCE; | CODE | EXTERNALLY |
OMISSION AND MODIFICATIONS | ASSURED | |||||
GMO MANAGEMENT | ||||||
Discussion of strategies | Discussion and Analysis | n/a | SR 2023: p. 65 | FB-AG-430b.1 | ||
to manage the use of | ||||||
genetically modified | All our palm oil products are non-GMO, | |||||
organisms (GMOs) | including our seeds, clonal stocks and | |||||
hybrids under R&D. | ||||||
INGREDIENT SOURCING | ||||||
Identification of principal | Discussion and Analysis | n/a | SR 2023: p. 43-49 | FB-AG-440a.1 | ||
crops and description of risks | ||||||
and opportunities presented | Our CDP Climate Change Questionnaire | |||||
by climate change | ||||||
Percentage of agricultural | Quantitative | Percentage (%) by cost | Not applicable. Oil palm trees are not | FB-AG-440a.2 | ||
products sourced from | planted in any water- scarce or stressed | |||||
regions with High or | areas and our plantations are all rainfed | |||||
Extremely High Baseline | and not irrigated. We also assess water | |||||
Water Stress | risks prior to any new development. |
Our CDP Water Security Questionnaire
ACTIVITY METRICS
ACTIVIT Y METRIC | CODE | CATEGORY | UNIT OF MEASURE | DATA/INFORMATION SOURCE; ADDITIONAL COMMENTS |
Production by principal | FB-AG-000.A | Quantitative | Metric tons (t) | 2.329 million tonnes of CPO and 609,000 tonnes of PK |
crop1 | ||||
Number of processing | FB-AG-000.B | Quantitative | Number | 49 mills; 7 downstream locations in Indonesia (bulking |
facilities2 | stations, crushing plants and refineries) | |||
Total land area under active | FB-AG-000.C | Quantitative | Hectares | 532,176 Ha |
production3 | ||||
Cost of agricultural products | FB-AG-000.D | Quantitative | Reporting currency | US$4.13 billion |
sourced externally4 | ||||
1 Note to FB-AG-000.A - Principal crops are those crops that accounted for 10 percent or more of consolidated revenue in any of the last three fiscal years.
2 Note to FB-AG-000.B - Processing facilities include those facilities that are involved in the manufacturing, processing, packing, or holding of agricultural products and exclude administrative offices.
3 Note to FB-AG-000.C - total land area under active production (mature area) include both estates owned by GAR (called 'nucleus') and 21 percent of estates owned by smallholders (called 'plasma').
4 Note to FB-AG-000.D - Agricultural products are defined as food, feed, and biofuel ingredients that are sourced for use in the entity's operations in Indonesia only. The scope of agricultural products sourced externally excludes agricultural products grown on land that is owned or operated by the entity.
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