Adisseo is being recognised for its transparency on environmental issues and sustainability by Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), a global environmental non-profit that runs the world's only independent disclosure system.

CDP is today one of the most recognised and demanding international benchmarks for climate performance, ESG transparency, and environmental risk management.

The assessment is based on a very detailed questionnaire covering four main pillars:

- Climate governance (steering structures, role of the executive committee, and internal incentives);

- Climate strategy and trajectory;

- Analysis of climate risks and opportunities (according to the TCFD);

- Measurement, reporting, and emissions reduction (Scopes 1, 2, and 3, reduction actions, and energy performance).

Companies are rated on a scale from A to D, A and B ratings, signifying that the company demonstrates structured and proactive climate management, above the industry average.

Adisseo has considerably progressed in one year, moving from a 'D' rating in 2024 to a 'B' rating awarded in 2025 on climate change. This rapid progress is the result of coordinated efforts, coupled with the momentum generated by preparing for CSRD compliance, the lessons learned from the first CDP assessment in 2024 to identify priorities and areas for improvement, and the work and audits conducted at production sites which provided valuable insights into risk management, environmental control, and continuous improvement.

Bingjing Ding, Adisseo's Executive Vice President of Strategic Investment and Sustainability, said: "Adisseo is deeply committed to limiting the environmental impact of its activities. This improved CDP score recognises the continuous efforts of all our teams worldwide. It reinforces our determination to build a sustainable future for our company, our customers, and the livestock industry globally."

Sherry Madera, chief exeuctive officer of CDP, said: "A CDP score is a sign of commitment to high-quality data that enables companies to take Earth-positive economic decisions that future-proof their operations, improving access to capital, competitiveness, and compliance. Tackling environmental risks head-on will create a more resilient economy and increase companies' ability to innovate and invest."

To continue progressing, Adisseo will focus on several priority workstreams:

- Further refining climate and water risk assessments, including physical and transition risks;

- Strengthening value-chain engagement to better address Scope 3 and suppliers' collaborative mitigation initiatives;

- Publishing the company's 2030 environmental targets, reinforcing governance and long-term direction;

- Identifying opportunities to build a strong transition plan that supports a sustainable business model and enhances Adisseo's role as a key player in the transition towards a more sustainable livestock industry.

All these actions should directly contribute to the improvement in Adisseo's CDP score.

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Adisseo's environmental efforts recognised with 'B' rating for transparency

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