DeLaval Group net sales in 2023 were 1.4 billion euro
Source: The DairyNews
DeLaval Group's 2023 net sales reached 1.4 billion euros, as reported by Dairynews.today, based on the company's materials. The geographical breakdown reveals a robust presence across the Americas (21%), EMEA (56%), and Asia & Pacific (16%).
In the DeLaval Sustainability Report for 2023, the company underscores its commitment to global sustainability initiatives, detailing its performance and progress towards ambitious 2030 goals. Emphasizing environmental stewardship and a corporate culture centered on diversity, equity, and inclusion, DeLaval outlines its efforts to collaborate closely with dairy farmers worldwide, providing innovative solutions for sustainable milk production.
Key highlights from 2023 include the establishment of groundbreaking sustainability partnerships, such as the collaboration with John Deere for the Milk Sustainability Center, aimed at revolutionizing dairy farm operations. DeLaval also conducted a comprehensive Double Materiality Assessment, reinforcing its dedication to sustainability across all aspects of its operations.
Furthermore, the company achieved significant milestones in diversity and inclusion, including meeting targets for female managers, and introduced innovative tools like the lifecycle assessment tool and a new animal welfare policy slated for implementation in 2024.
Anna-Pia Järnfors, SVP Corporate Communications & Sustainability at DeLaval, stresses the interconnectedness of profitability and sustainability, citing examples such as robotic milking systems that enhance both farm efficiency and animal welfare. She highlights innovation as the cornerstone of DeLaval's sustainability strategy, driving initiatives like the next-generation Rotary E500 milking system and the DeLaval Plus Behavior Analysis tool, aimed at improving cow health and productivity while reducing environmental impact.
The company's dedication to animal welfare is further demonstrated through the introduction of a new animal welfare policy, building upon internationally recognized standards.
In pursuit of sustainable growth, DeLaval emphasizes collaboration, exemplified by the Milk Sustainability Center developed in partnership with John Deere, which empowers farmers to make informed decisions for efficient and sustainable operations. Additionally, the company conducted a rigorous double materiality assessment to identify key environmental, social, and governance (ESG) priorities, guiding its sustainability strategy for the future.
DeLaval's focus areas following the assessment include environmental progress, with initiatives aimed at reducing emissions and investing in renewable energy, and a commitment to social sustainability and governance, encompassing diversity, inclusion, and ethical standards throughout its operations and supply chain.
With a vision to make sustainable food production possible, DeLaval remains dedicated to supporting dairy farmers worldwide in conducting operations that are environmentally responsible, economically viable, and socially inclusive.
Key highlights from 2023 include the establishment of groundbreaking sustainability partnerships, such as the collaboration with John Deere for the Milk Sustainability Center, aimed at revolutionizing dairy farm operations. DeLaval also conducted a comprehensive Double Materiality Assessment, reinforcing its dedication to sustainability across all aspects of its operations.
Furthermore, the company achieved significant milestones in diversity and inclusion, including meeting targets for female managers, and introduced innovative tools like the lifecycle assessment tool and a new animal welfare policy slated for implementation in 2024.
Anna-Pia Järnfors, SVP Corporate Communications & Sustainability at DeLaval, stresses the interconnectedness of profitability and sustainability, citing examples such as robotic milking systems that enhance both farm efficiency and animal welfare. She highlights innovation as the cornerstone of DeLaval's sustainability strategy, driving initiatives like the next-generation Rotary E500 milking system and the DeLaval Plus Behavior Analysis tool, aimed at improving cow health and productivity while reducing environmental impact.
The company's dedication to animal welfare is further demonstrated through the introduction of a new animal welfare policy, building upon internationally recognized standards.
In pursuit of sustainable growth, DeLaval emphasizes collaboration, exemplified by the Milk Sustainability Center developed in partnership with John Deere, which empowers farmers to make informed decisions for efficient and sustainable operations. Additionally, the company conducted a rigorous double materiality assessment to identify key environmental, social, and governance (ESG) priorities, guiding its sustainability strategy for the future.
DeLaval's focus areas following the assessment include environmental progress, with initiatives aimed at reducing emissions and investing in renewable energy, and a commitment to social sustainability and governance, encompassing diversity, inclusion, and ethical standards throughout its operations and supply chain.
With a vision to make sustainable food production possible, DeLaval remains dedicated to supporting dairy farmers worldwide in conducting operations that are environmentally responsible, economically viable, and socially inclusive.
23.09.2024
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I have been thinking to make this post yes/ no. I decided for yes and like to ask everyone to not "shoot the messenger". The chart shows an analysis of IFCN Dairy Research Network from the 2024 supporter conference in Poland.
