Conagra Brands Inc
Food & Tobacco
Company Summary
Conagra Brands, founded in 1919, is a major food company known for its broad portfolio of consumer food products, including frozen foods, snacks, and canned goods. The company’s ESG rating reflects efforts to improve sustainable sourcing, reduce packaging waste, and increase the sustainability of its manufacturing processes. Conagra has made strides in using recyclable packaging and responsibly sourced ingredients. However, the company faces criticism related to the environmental impact of its production processes and concerns regarding the nutritional value of some of its products. Despite these issues, Conagra is committed to improving its ESG practices and social responsibility. For further insights, refer to the Conagra Brands ESG report.
ESG Rating Overview
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Conagra is a leader among 81 companies in the food products industry.
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FAQ
What is Conagra Brands' ESG score?
Conagra Brands has a decent ESG score of 62/100, with strengths in environmental sustainability, but it faces ongoing challenges in supply chain transparency and labor rights.
How does Conagra Brands perform in ESG evaluations?
Conagra performs well in environmental sustainability, particularly with its efforts to reduce waste, water usage, and carbon emissions. However, it is criticized for the lack of transparency in some of its supply chains, particularly in areas related to labor practices. The company is making efforts to improve worker rights and supply chain transparency.
What are Conagra Brands' commitments to environmental sustainability?
Conagra is committed to reducing food waste by 25% by 2030 and focusing on sustainable packaging solutions. The company has also made progress in water conservation and has set a target to reduce its carbon emissions by 20% by 2025. Conagra has adopted sustainable sourcing practices, including responsible palm oil and soy sourcing.
