Supply Chain: Environment
Supporting the SDGs Goals
Goals and Performance Highlights
Performance Highlights 2025
- Successfully expanded Scope 3 data collection in 2023 — 2024 emissions of 37,827.52 TonCO2e
- Signed an MoU with SCGP to develop sustainable packaging
Challenges and Opportunities
Greenhouse gas emissions within the supply chain (Scope 3) account for the largest share of the Company's carbon footprint.
Challenges
- Obtaining accurate data from business partners and in creating incentives for them to reduce their environmental impacts.
Opportunities
- Joint development with key partners (such as SCGP) to raise standards for packaging and raw materials.
Management Approach and Value Creation
Selection of Environmentally Friendly Business Partners
The Company promotes and selects raw material and packaging producers whose production processes are environmentally friendly.
Development of Key Raw Materials with Upstream Partners
The Company works with producers to develop seaweed strains in order to increase yields and reduce environmental impacts.
Collection and Reporting of Scope 3 Emissions
The Company expanded the scope of its greenhouse gas data collection to cover Scope 3 from 2023, verified by SGS (Thailand) Ltd.
Stakeholders Directly Impacted
Business Partners / Suppliers
Shareholders / Investors
Customers / Consumers
