Our commitment to acting with integrity means not only being a responsible member of the community, but also being accountable and transparent, and doing what we say we’re going to do.
Despite the challenges of increasingly competitive retail, grocery and consumer good sectors in both Australia and New Zealand, in 2012 we continued to invest in our people, brands, production assets and supply chains to deliver on our long-term sustainable growth strategy. Growing our business yields significant societal benefits. The more we are able to grow value, the more we can share that value with our people, stakeholders, governments and the communities in which we operate. Read the 2012 Report below to find out more detail on our activities and to help you learn more about Lion’s approach to running a sustainable business.
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Sustainability Reporting
Our commitment to acting with integrity means not only being a responsible member of the community, but also being accountable and transparent, and doing what we say we’re going to do.
Despite the challenges of increasingly competitive retail, grocery and consumer good sectors in both Australia and New Zealand, in 2012 we continued to invest in our people, brands, production assets and supply chains to deliver on our long-term sustainable growth strategy. Growing our business yields significant societal benefits. The more we are able to grow value, the more we can share that value with our people, stakeholders, governments and the communities in which we operate. Read the 2012 Report below to find out more detail on our activities and to help you learn more about Lion’s approach to running a sustainable business.
Lion Sustainability Report 2012 (.pdf, 5mb)
Historical Reports
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Lion Sustainability Report 2011 (.pdf, 12.9mb)
Lion Sustainability Report 2010 (.pdf, 2.9mb)
Lion Nathan Sustainability Report 2009 (.pdf, 2.9mb)
Lion Nathan Sustainability Review 2009 (.pdf, 3.2mb) [Summary of Report]
National Foods Sustainability Review 2009 (.pdf, 3.4mb)