Koninklijke FrieslandCampina N.V.

"FrieslandCampina supports and respects internationally recognised human rights and believes in respectful and honest business relations. Our responsible entrepreneurship model is based on the OECD Guidelines for multinational enterprises, the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, the ILO Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work and the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights."[...]"The Human Rights Policy sets out FrieslandCampina’s policy in the area of, for example, preventing child labour and forced labour, promoting freedom of association, and access to water and sanitary facilities"[...]"We do not tolerate any form of discrimination"

"Together with Olenex and Wilmar, we have set up a two-year programme for small-scale palm oil farmers and growers in Colombia. This programme, WISSCo2, offers farmers guidance for sustainable production, based on the principles of “No deforestation and no exploitation”. Four hundred and thirty-seven farmers from the northern part of Colombia have so far participated in this programme."

"We require from our business partners to respect and support internationally recognised human rights of all stakeholders. We do not tolerate any form of discrimination or harassment on the basis of for example race, colour, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, political opinion, national, ethnic or social origin."

"In case of violation of applicable standards, FrieslandCampina engages with the supplier to remediate the damage. As a last resort measure, FrieslandCampina will end the relationship with the supplier."

"Additional to the Human Rights policy, FrieslandCampina expects direct suppliers to: 1. Respect the legal or customary land-tenure and use rights of indigenous and local communities, as well as their rights to give or withhold their free, prior and informed consent (FPIC) for operations affecting their land or resources 2. Comply with and implement this addition to the Human Rights policy across both their entire corporate group operations and their own supply chains, or implement an equivalent or stronger policy [...] Free, prior and informed consent (FPIC): a specific right that pertains to indigenous peoples and is recognised in the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP). It allows them to give or withhold consent to a project that may affect them or their territories"

"We only purchase RSPO-certified palm oil. "

"FrieslandCampina expects its direct suppliers to [...] Comply with and implement this policy across both their entire corporate group operations and their own supply chains, or implement an equivalent or stronger policy, except for member farmers. For member farmers, FrieslandCampina expects sector organisations to implement an equivalent or stronger policy in the supply chain of the sector"

"Ensure FrieslandCampina’s direct and indirect supply does not originate from a converted natural ecosystem as protected by this policy, based on a cut-off date of 1/1/2020 unless legislation requires an earlier cut-off date [...] Ensure FrieslandCampina’s direct and indirect supply does not originate from a converted natural ecosystem as protected by this policy, based on a cut-off date of 30 november 2009"

"Together with Olenex and Wilmar, we have set up a two-year programme for small-scale palm oil farmers and growers in Colombia. This programme, WISSCo2, offers farmers guidance for sustainable production, based on the principles of “No deforestation and no exploitation”. Four hundred and thirty-seven farmers from the northern part of Colombia have so far participated in this programme."

"If you suspect that FrieslandCampina, any of its employees or any third party that FrieslandCampina is doing business with, does not act in line with FrieslandCampina’s Compass for Good Business Conduct, with these Business Practices or with applicable laws or regulations, we encourage you to speak up. You may do this by contacting our Speak Up webservice, available through our Corporate Website: https://frieslandcampina.com/contact/ speak-up/"

In their 2020 RSPO ACOP report they report they consumed a total volume of 131747.0 Metric Tonnes of palm oil

FrieslandCampina provide a list of their RSPO-Certified palm oil Suppliers from 2022. They provide a list of their mills/indirect suppliers from 2020.

"What one can expect from FrieslandCampina: 1. FrieslandCampina will create transparency of its supply chain and traceability of the products sourced directly and indirectly to facilitate risk management concerning the compliance to this policy: 1. FrieslandCampina will identify supply chain actors in its supply chain to the level that enables identification of sourcing areas of high risk of conversion 2. For sourcing areas that FrieslandCampina considers of high risk, FrieslandCampina will identify supply chain actors in its supply chain to the level of the farm, plantation or forest management unit and create traceability of the products sourced, except for supply from smallholders. For supply from smallholders the supply chain actors to the level of the local jurisdictional level are identified 2. FrieslandCampina will work with direct suppliers and other relevant stakeholders to ensure compliance with this policy and mitigate high risk of incompliance 3. FrieslandCampina will disclose its process to create transparency, traceability, identify high risk areas and assess (high risk of) incompliance as the outcome of the process 4. FrieslandCampina will evaluate and update the process to create transparency, traceability, assess incompliance and assess risk every year"

"What one can expect from FrieslandCampina: 1. FrieslandCampina will create transparency of its supply chain and traceability of the products sourced directly and indirectly to facilitate risk management concerning the compliance to this policy: 1. FrieslandCampina will identify supply chain actors in its supply chain to the level that enables identification of sourcing areas of high risk of conversion 2. For sourcing areas that FrieslandCampina considers of high risk, FrieslandCampina will identify supply chain actors in its supply chain to the level of the farm, plantation or forest management unit and create traceability of the products sourced, except for supply from smallholders. For supply from smallholders the supply chain actors to the level of the local jurisdictional level are identified 2. FrieslandCampina will work with direct suppliers and other relevant stakeholders to ensure compliance with this policy and mitigate high risk of incompliance 3. FrieslandCampina will disclose its process to create transparency, traceability, identify high risk areas and assess (high risk of) incompliance as the outcome of the process 4. FrieslandCampina will evaluate and update the process to create transparency, traceability, assess incompliance and assess risk every year"

"FrieslandCampina supports and respects internationally recognised human rights and believes in respectful and honest business relations. Our responsible entrepreneurship model is based on the OECD Guidelines for multinational enterprises, the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, the ILO Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work and the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights."[...]"The Human Rights Policy sets out FrieslandCampina’s policy in the area of, for example, preventing child labour and forced labour, promoting freedom of association, and access to water and sanitary facilities"[...]"We do not tolerate any form of discrimination"

"We require from our business partners to respect and support internationally recognised human rights of all stakeholders. We do not tolerate any form of discrimination or harassment on the basis of for example race, colour, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, political opinion, national, ethnic or social origin."

"In case of violation of applicable standards, FrieslandCampina engages with the supplier to remediate the damage. As a last resort measure, FrieslandCampina will end the relationship with the supplier."

"Additional to the Human Rights policy, FrieslandCampina expects direct suppliers to: 1. Respect the legal or customary land-tenure and use rights of indigenous and local communities, as well as their rights to give or withhold their free, prior and informed consent (FPIC) for operations affecting their land or resources 2. Comply with and implement this addition to the Human Rights policy across both their entire corporate group operations and their own supply chains, or implement an equivalent or stronger policy [...] Free, prior and informed consent (FPIC): a specific right that pertains to indigenous peoples and is recognised in the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP). It allows them to give or withhold consent to a project that may affect them or their territories"

"FrieslandCampina expects its direct suppliers to: 1. Ensure FrieslandCampina’s direct and indirect supply does not originate from a converted natural ecosystem as protected by this policy, based on a cut-off date of 1/1/2020 unless legislation requires an earlier cut-off date 2. Comply with and implement this policy across both their entire corporate group operations and their own supply chains, or implement an equivalent or stronger policy, except for member farmers. For member farmers, FrieslandCampina expects sector organisations to implement an equivalent or stronger policy in the supply chain of the sector"

"Ensure FrieslandCampina’s direct and indirect supply do not originate from a converted natural ecosystem as protected by this policy, based on a cut-off date of 31 December 1994"

"If you suspect that FrieslandCampina, any of its employees or any third party that FrieslandCampina is doing business with, does not act in line with FrieslandCampina’s Compass for Good Business Conduct, with these Business Practices or with applicable laws or regulations, we encourage you to speak up. You may do this by contacting our Speak Up webservice, available through our Corporate Website: https://frieslandcampina.com/contact/ speak-up/"

FrieslandCampina report a list of paper mill suppliers and the countries of origin of the forests that supplied that paper

"What one can expect from FrieslandCampina: 1. FrieslandCampina will create transparency of its supply chain and traceability of the products sourced directly and indirectly to facilitate risk management concerning the compliance to this policy: 1. FrieslandCampina will identify supply chain actors in its supply chain to the level that enables identification of sourcing areas of high risk of conversion 2. For sourcing areas that FrieslandCampina considers of high risk, FrieslandCampina will identify supply chain actors in its supply chain to the level of the farm, plantation or forest management unit and create traceability of the products sourced, except for supply from smallholders. For supply from smallholders the supply chain actors to the level of the local jurisdictional level are identified 2. FrieslandCampina will work with direct suppliers and other relevant stakeholders to ensure compliance with this policy and mitigate high risk of incompliance 3. FrieslandCampina will disclose its process to create transparency, traceability, identify high risk areas and assess (high risk of) incompliance as the outcome of the process 4. FrieslandCampina will evaluate and update the process to create transparency, traceability, assess incompliance and assess risk every year"

"What one can expect from FrieslandCampina: 1. FrieslandCampina will create transparency of its supply chain and traceability of the products sourced directly and indirectly to facilitate risk management concerning the compliance to this policy: 1. FrieslandCampina will identify supply chain actors in its supply chain to the level that enables identification of sourcing areas of high risk of conversion 2. For sourcing areas that FrieslandCampina considers of high risk, FrieslandCampina will identify supply chain actors in its supply chain to the level of the farm, plantation or forest management unit and create traceability of the products sourced, except for supply from smallholders. For supply from smallholders the supply chain actors to the level of the local jurisdictional level are identified 2. FrieslandCampina will work with direct suppliers and other relevant stakeholders to ensure compliance with this policy and mitigate high risk of incompliance 3. FrieslandCampina will disclose its process to create transparency, traceability, identify high risk areas and assess (high risk of) incompliance as the outcome of the process 4. FrieslandCampina will evaluate and update the process to create transparency, traceability, assess incompliance and assess risk every year"

"FrieslandCampina supports and respects internationally recognised human rights and believes in respectful and honest business relations. Our responsible entrepreneurship model is based on the OECD Guidelines for multinational enterprises, the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, the ILO Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work and the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights."[...]"The Human Rights Policy sets out FrieslandCampina’s policy in the area of, for example, preventing child labour and forced labour, promoting freedom of association, and access to water and sanitary facilities"[...]"We do not tolerate any form of discrimination"

"We require from our business partners to respect and support internationally recognised human rights of all stakeholders. We do not tolerate any form of discrimination or harassment on the basis of for example race, colour, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, political opinion, national, ethnic or social origin."

"In case of violation of applicable standards, FrieslandCampina engages with the supplier to remediate the damage. As a last resort measure, FrieslandCampina will end the relationship with the supplier."

"Additional to the Human Rights policy, FrieslandCampina expects direct suppliers to: 1. Respect the legal or customary land-tenure and use rights of indigenous and local communities, as well as their rights to give or withhold their free, prior and informed consent (FPIC) for operations affecting their land or resources 2. Comply with and implement this addition to the Human Rights policy across both their entire corporate group operations and their own supply chains, or implement an equivalent or stronger policy [...] Free, prior and informed consent (FPIC): a specific right that pertains to indigenous peoples and is recognised in the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP). It allows them to give or withhold consent to a project that may affect them or their territories"

"FrieslandCampina members have been purchasing this soy from 100 percent sustainable sources in accordance with Round Table for Responsible Soy (RTRS) certification since 2015."

"FrieslandCampina expects its direct suppliers to: 1. Ensure FrieslandCampina’s direct and indirect supply does not originate from a converted natural ecosystem as protected by this policy, based on a cut-off date of 1/1/2020 unless legislation requires an earlier cut-off date 2. Comply with and implement this policy across both their entire corporate group operations and their own supply chains, or implement an equivalent or stronger policy, except for member farmers. For member farmers, FrieslandCampina expects sector organisations to implement an equivalent or stronger policy in the supply chain of the sector"

"At the end of 2021, FrieslandCampina and Agrifirm announced to take steps towards more guarantees that the soy for feed comes from deforestation-free areas. Both Dutch cooperatives are working together on this because they believe that this development towards an independently monitored and physically closed soy chain must and can be accelerated. The result: the first shipments have been delivered. But it was not easy."

"If you suspect that FrieslandCampina, any of its employees or any third party that FrieslandCampina is doing business with, does not act in line with FrieslandCampina’s Compass for Good Business Conduct, with these Business Practices or with applicable laws or regulations, we encourage you to speak up. You may do this by contacting our Speak Up webservice, available through our Corporate Website: https://frieslandcampina.com/contact/ speak-up/"

FrieslandCampina report that they used 8250MT of Soy in 2020 100% of which was RTRS certified

"5. What one can expect from FrieslandCampina: 1. FrieslandCampina will create transparency of its supply chain and traceability of the products sourced directly and indirectly to facilitate risk management concerning the compliance to this policy: 1. FrieslandCampina will identify supply chain actors in its supply chain to the level that enables identification of sourcing areas of high risk of conversion 2. For sourcing areas that FrieslandCampina considers of high risk, FrieslandCampina will identify supply chain actors in its supply chain to the level of the farm, plantation or forest management unit and create traceability of the products sourced, except for supply from smallholders. For supply from smallholders the supply chain actors to the level of the local jurisdictional level are identified 2. FrieslandCampina will work with direct suppliers and other relevant stakeholders to ensure compliance with this policy and mitigate high risk of incompliance 3. FrieslandCampina will disclose its process to create transparency, traceability, identify high risk areas and assess (high risk of) incompliance as the outcome of the process 4. FrieslandCampina will evaluate and update the process to create transparency, traceability, assess incompliance and assess risk every year"

"What one can expect from FrieslandCampina: 1. FrieslandCampina will create transparency of its supply chain and traceability of the products sourced directly and indirectly to facilitate risk management concerning the compliance to this policy: 1. FrieslandCampina will identify supply chain actors in its supply chain to the level that enables identification of sourcing areas of high risk of conversion 2. For sourcing areas that FrieslandCampina considers of high risk, FrieslandCampina will identify supply chain actors in its supply chain to the level of the farm, plantation or forest management unit and create traceability of the products sourced, except for supply from smallholders. For supply from smallholders the supply chain actors to the level of the local jurisdictional level are identified 2. FrieslandCampina will work with direct suppliers and other relevant stakeholders to ensure compliance with this policy and mitigate high risk of incompliance 3. FrieslandCampina will disclose its process to create transparency, traceability, identify high risk areas and assess (high risk of) incompliance as the outcome of the process 4. FrieslandCampina will evaluate and update the process to create transparency, traceability, assess incompliance and assess risk every year"