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Tchibo merits recognition for its clear and well-defined sustainability initiatives and investments within its supply chain. The company exhibits strength in its labor, social and climate-related strategies and activities. The Tchibo Joint Forces! initiative encompasses a wide-ranging portfolio of 20 projects. These projects address various economic aspects, quality enhancements, certification support, social engagement, and productivity and environmental concerns. The Truemorrow program, a recent addition, operates as a data-driven endeavor in collaboration with Enveritas. Its primary objective is to comprehensively comprehend supply chain issues in diverse origins, with the explicit purpose of formulating targeted action plans. There exists room for improvement in Tchibo’s endeavors to prevent deforestation and in its efforts to enhance the economic viability of coffee farmers. It is important to note that the latest sustainability report from Tchibo dates back to 2021, so the ongoing advancements may not be fully reflected in this assessment.


Certification

    
Conventional: 82%
Verified: 0%
Certified: 18 %
Volume

    
180 x 1000 mt
Revenue



0 x 1 USD billion $

 500 mt       1 USD billion        No data provided






   Tchibo
   HQ: Hamburg, Germany
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» Sustainability reporting

 
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An assessment of both overarching corporate and coffee-specific sustainability strategy attributes.

A. Corporate Sustainability Strategy  


A. Strategy Maturity

B. Standards and Frameworks

B. Coffee-Specific Sustainability Strategy  


A. Public Coffee-Specific Strategy

B. Comprehensive Coffee-Specific Strategy

C. Industry-Level Partnerships



An assessment of pertinent social topics that include labor conditions and social inclusion.

A. Labor Conditions  


A. Code of Conduct

B. Identifying Risk

C. Investments

B. Social Inclusion  


A. Strategy Maturity

B. Investments



An assessment of significant environmental themes that include climate change and deforestation.

A. Climate Change  


A. Strategy Maturity

B. Alignment with Climate Initiatives

C. Formalized Commitments

D. Investments

E. Other Environmental Investments

B. Deforestation  


A. Strategy Maturity

B. Cut-Off Date

C. Mapping

D. Investments



An assessment of key economic issues that include purchasing practices and farmer economic viability.

A. Purchasing Practices  


A. Standards/ Certifications

B. Sustainability Premiums

C. Multi-Year Contracts

D. Traceability

B. Farmer Economic Well-Being  


A. Strategy Maturity

B. Net Income

C. Living Income

D. Reducing Economic Gaps