Land O'Lakes Introduces New CSR Report
US - Land O'Lakes has announced the introduction of its 2010 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Report.
17 September 2010
3 minute read
The purpose of the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Report is to demonstrate how Land O'Lakes – a farmer-owned food and agriculture cooperative – is carrying out its commitment to community and family, protecting our natural resources, and working to achieve our goals through cooperation and highly responsible business practices.
Chris Policinski, President and CEO of Land O'Lakes, commented: "This publication is Land O'Lakes' second CSR Report, and I am proud of the strides we have made – both in reporting on our commitments and in the tangible progress we have achieved throughout the organisation. Although the report covers many aspects of CSR, one underlying theme comes through – at Land O'Lakes, the principles of Corporate Social Responsibility are focused and integral to the way we conduct business and set our priorities."
Along with providing information about Land O'Lakes and its businesses, the CSR Report discusses the cooperative's environmental stewardship and sustainability efforts, how the company supports members through financial returns and responsible practices, and its efforts to influence policies that promote Land O'Lakes' CSR goals. The report also highlights examples of the cooperative's philanthropy and community service, as well as International Development efforts around the world.
Land O'Lakes, Inc. is a national, farmer-owned food and agricultural cooperative with annual sales of $10 billion. Land O'Lakes does business in all 50 states and more than 60 countries. It is a leading marketer of a full line of dairy-based consumer, food-service and food ingredient products across the United States; serves its international customers with a variety of food and animal feed ingredients; and provides farmers and ranchers with an extensive line of agricultural supplies (feed, seed, and crop protection products) and services. Land O'Lakes also provides agricultural assistance and technical training in more than 25 developing nations.
Further Reading
 |
- | You can view the full report by clicking here. |
