Journey to Zero Waste

David Chaplin

Nestlé UK&I Head of SHE

18th November 2015

World’s largest Nutrition, Health & Wellness company

> 330,000 employees in

more than 150 countries

> 450 factories

10,000 brands

1 billion Nestlé products

sold every day

“We aim to do more with less

by eliminating all types of

waste”

A global approach to

improvement…

“Responsible sourcing - Nestlé supports the farming communities where it sources agricultural raw materials and provides technical assistance on practices that help avoid losses”

Our journey has to start well before the factory gates…

Milk

Feedback to

farmer reduces

need for

animal feed

Optimised

composition

Improves

plant efficiency

iL K M In-line analysis

provides

feedback to

farm & factory

Optimised diet

produces

required milk

composition

Reduced feed

reduces cost

to farmer and

Reduced waste

Reduced

environmental

impact of

Supply chain

Feedback

Milk Supply Project

A zero waste

mindset in our

manufacturing

Raw Materials

Packaging Products

Composting Recycling Incineration without

energy recovery

Landfilling

Nestlé Factory

Incineration with

energy recovery Reuse

Waste in our factories

Zero Waste for Disposal

Toolkit

Prepared by CO-SHE

Our employees are key

Large scale technology is part of our solution

Effluent and waste residues at our Fawdon factory go to our on-site anaerobic digestion • No transport • Energy back to the factory • Solids used as soil improver

Coffee grounds at our Tutbury Factory go to our onsite energy recovery combustion plant Significant reduction in water and energy usage

Energy Target Setting

Completed ETS studies at all UK manufacturing sites

More than £5,000k cost saving identified

Nearly 30,000 tCO2 saving identified

More than 250 smaller projects identified

What about waste that is fit for consumption..

• In 2006 Nestlé seconded a senior logistics expert to

FareShare to improve their redistribution management

systems

• In 2014, Nestlé donated 194 tonnes of fit-for-consumption

food to FareShare, contributing towards 461,900 meals.

• Since the beginning of the partnership with FareShare,

Nestlé has provided FareShare over 2,350 tonnes of fit-

for-consumption food – over 5m meals’ worth of food that

would otherwise have gone to waste.

A collaborative journey

with FareShare

Thank you