Campbell Soup Co.

Contained within the Responsible sourcing supplier code - "This code applies to all of Campbell Soup Company's direct and indirect suppliers, brokers, co-manufacturers/co-packers, re-packers, special packers, warehouses, distributors and licensees in all categories, including their parent, subsidiary or affiliate entities" [...]"These guidelines follow many of the expectations outlined in the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, the Core Conventions of the International Labor Organization (ILO) and the 10 Principles of the United Nations Global Compact. This Code is an extension of our Supply Base Requirements and Expectations Manual and is the foundation of our Responsible Sourcing Program. "

"Supplier shall ensure fair and equal treatment of all employees. Supplier shall not discriminate on the grounds of criteria such as race, color, caste, religion, gender, age, physical disability, marital status, sexual orientation, political affiliation, union membership or maternity."

"Campbell’s suppliers are expected to verify that the palm oil they supply:[...] Respects the free prior and informed consent of indigenous and local communities concerning activities on their customary lands where plantations have been developed or are planned for development"

"Suppliers shall protect and encourage natural habitats, native species and biodiversity [...] Production for Campbell is prohibited on land that has not been used for agriculture at least 10 years prior, i.e. land which has been deforested or otherwise cleared from its native vegetation."

"One of the ways in which Campbell is working to advance and support the sustainable palm industry is through participation in various industry initiatives. Our engagement includes being[...]A founding member of the North American Sustainable Palm Oil Network".

"Campbell will utilize a two-part risk assessment to determine a Supplier’s potential for social and environmental risks. The first part will take into consideration a variety of factors including Supplier’s country, industry specific risks and a Supplier’s compliance management systems. Based on the initial screening, a Supplier Self-Assessment Questionnaire may be used to further analyze Suppliers who are initially designated as medium or higher risk. This may come directly from Campbell or a third-party vendor under direction from Campbell. Supplier is responsible for completing the questionnaire accurately and within 30 days. Based on these assessments, each Supplier will be designated as lower, medium, or higher risk. All new suppliers will receive an initial assessment before becoming a Campbell Supplier and Suppliers may be subject to re-assessment annually." This risk assessment process is designed to "to ensure compliance with this [Responsible Sourcing] Code" which includes a requirement for suppliers to "protect and encourage natural habitats, native species and biodiversity, and ecosystem services such as pollinators on farms [...] Production for Campbell is prohibited on land that has not been used for agriculture at least 10 years prior, i.e. land which has been deforested or otherwise cleared from its native vegetation."

2018 ACOP reports total volumes of palm oil products used, and volumes of certified palm oil products.

"In compliance with the Roundtable for Sustainable Palm Oil’s (RSPO) certificationrequirements, auditors visit vendor operations and Campbell facilities annually to assess the effectiveness of the controls that have been implemented and maintain certification. This practice will ensure that systems and processes are effective and functional."

"If a Corrective Action Plan is issued, Supplier must submit a response and plan that includes a time frame for correcting the violations identified. Campbell will review and approve Supplier’s action plan and set forth a target date for re-evaluation. This time frame for any corrective action or re-evaluation may be extended at Campbell’s sole discretion. Supplier’s failure to implement the recommended corrective actions may result, at Campbell’s sole discretion, in the right to suspend any purchases from Supplier until the corrective actions have been implemented or to terminate the relationship with Supplier."

Contained within the Responsible sourcing supplier code - "This code applies to all of Campbell Soup Company's direct and indirect suppliers, brokers, co-manufacturers/co-packers, re-packers, special packers, warehouses, distributors and licensees in all categories, including their parent, subsidiary or affiliate entities" [...]"These guidelines follow many of the expectations outlined in the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, the Core Conventions of the International Labor Organization (ILO) and the 10 Principles of the United Nations Global Compact. This Code is an extension of our Supply Base Requirements and Expectations Manual and is the foundation of our Responsible Sourcing Program. "

"Supplier shall ensure fair and equal treatment of all employees. Supplier shall not discriminate on the grounds of criteria such as race, color, caste, religion, gender, age, physical disability, marital status, sexual orientation, political affiliation, union membership or maternity."

"Suppliers shall protect and encourage natural habitats, native species and biodiversity [...] Production for Campbell is prohibited on land that has not been used for agriculture at least 10 years prior, i.e. land which has been deforested or otherwise cleared from its native vegetation."

".Strong partnerships. Plum Organics [A Campbell Subsidiary] partners with industry leaders, such as Materials Recovery for the Future and One Step Closer to an Organic and Sustainable Community (OSC2), to actively seek out new, more sustainable materials and end-of-life solutions for packaging waste."

"Campbell will utilize a two-part risk assessment to determine a Supplier’s potential for social and environmental risks. The first part will take into consideration a variety of factors including Supplier’s country, industry specific risks and a Supplier’s compliance management systems. Based on the initial screening, a Supplier Self-Assessment Questionnaire may be used to further analyze Suppliers who are initially designated as medium or higher risk. This may come directly from Campbell or a third-party vendor under direction from Campbell. Supplier is responsible for completing the questionnaire accurately and within 30 days. Based on these assessments, each Supplier will be designated as lower, medium, or higher risk. All new suppliers will receive an initial assessment before becoming a Campbell Supplier and Suppliers may be subject to re-assessment annually." This risk assessment process is designed to "to ensure compliance with this [Responsible Sourcing] Code" which includes a requirement for suppliers to "protect and encourage natural habitats, native species and biodiversity, and ecosystem services such as pollinators on farms [...] Production for Campbell is prohibited on land that has not been used for agriculture at least 10 years prior, i.e. land which has been deforested or otherwise cleared from its native vegetation."

"All Suppliers are expected to comply with this Code at all times. To ensure compliance with this Code, Campbell will use a step-based approach which places more emphasis on higher-risk suppliers[including] a two-part risk assessment to determine a Supplier’s potential for social and environmental risks[...] a Responsible Sourcing audit".

"If a Corrective Action Plan is issued, Supplier must submit a response and plan that includes a time frame for correcting the violations identified. Campbell will review and approve Supplier’s action plan and set forth a target date for re-evaluation. This time frame for any corrective action or re-evaluation may be extended at Campbell’s sole discretion. Supplier’s failure to implement the recommended corrective actions may result, at Campbell’s sole discretion, in the right to suspend any purchases from Supplier until the corrective actions have been implemented or to terminate the relationship with Supplier."

Contained within the Responsible sourcing supplier code - "This code applies to all of Campbell Soup Company's direct and indirect suppliers, brokers, co-manufacturers/co-packers, re-packers, special packers, warehouses, distributors and licensees in all categories, including their parent, subsidiary or affiliate entities" [...]"These guidelines follow many of the expectations outlined in the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, the Core Conventions of the International Labor Organization (ILO) and the 10 Principles of the United Nations Global Compact. This Code is an extension of our Supply Base Requirements and Expectations Manual and is the foundation of our Responsible Sourcing Program. "

"Supplier shall ensure fair and equal treatment of all employees. Supplier shall not discriminate on the grounds of criteria such as race, color, caste, religion, gender, age, physical disability, marital status, sexual orientation, political affiliation, union membership or maternity."

"Campbell will utilize a two-part risk assessment to determine a Supplier’s potential for social and environmental risks. The first part will take into consideration a variety of factors including Supplier’s country, industry specific risks and a Supplier’s compliance management systems. Based on the initial screening, a Supplier Self-Assessment Questionnaire may be used to further analyze Suppliers who are initially designated as medium or higher risk. This may come directly from Campbell or a third-party vendor under direction from Campbell. Supplier is responsible for completing the questionnaire accurately and within 30 days. Based on these assessments, each Supplier will be designated as lower, medium, or higher risk. All new suppliers will receive an initial assessment before becoming a Campbell Supplier and Suppliers may be subject to re-assessment annually." This risk assessment process is designed to "to ensure compliance with this [Responsible Sourcing] Code" which includes a requirement for suppliers to "protect and encourage natural habitats, native species and biodiversity, and ecosystem services such as pollinators on farms [...] Production for Campbell is prohibited on land that has not been used for agriculture at least 10 years prior, i.e. land which has been deforested or otherwise cleared from its native vegetation."

"All Suppliers are expected to comply with this Code at all times. To ensure compliance with this Code, Campbell will use a step-based approach which places more emphasis on higher-risk suppliers[including] a two-part risk assessment to determine a Supplier’s potential for social and environmental risks[...] a Responsible Sourcing audit".