The Kraft Heinz Company

Food & Tobacco

Company Summary

Kraft Heinz, founded in 1869, is a major food company with a portfolio of well-known brands in the snack, condiment, and beverage sectors. The company’s ESG rating benefits from its efforts to reduce carbon emissions, improve sustainable sourcing of ingredients, and minimize packaging waste. However, Kraft Heinz faces scrutiny over the nutritional value of some of its products and concerns about the environmental impact of its supply chains. Despite these issues, the company continues to prioritize sustainability and corporate responsibility in its product development and operations. For further insights, refer to the Kraft Heinz ESG report.

ESG Rating Overview

Sustainalytics

Overall ESG Rating :

30.9
Rating Scale
0-10Negligible10-20Low20-30Med30-40High40+Severe
Ranking
Industry Group
Food Product225 out of 574
Universe
Global Universe10900 out of 15104

Overall ESG Rating :

68
Rating Scale
0-25Poor 25-50Satisfactory 50-75Good75-100Excellent
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Overall ESG Rating :

AA
Rating Scale
CCCB
Laggard
BBBBBA
Average
AAAAA
Leader

Kraft Heinz is a leader among 80 companies in the food products industry.

Temperature Rise :

1.7℃
CLIMATE SCALE
≥ 3.85°CLagging > 2°C - < 3.85°CMisaligned ≤ 2°CAligned

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FAQ

What is Kraft Heinz's ESG score?

Kraft Heinz has a moderate ESG score of 64/100, with a strong focus on environmental sustainability. However, it has faced challenges in supply chain transparency and worker rights in some of its operations.

How does Kraft Heinz address ESG challenges?

What social responsibility programs does Kraft Heinz have?