31
Capitalizing on the power of its brands and
on product and digital innovation, the Group
has continued to engage with consumers to
further promote home-made, healthy and
sustainable food and healthy homes.
The Food Technology and Sustainable
Development teams have developed a
“Healthy and Sustainable Recipe Charter” ,
distributed to the subsidiaries to expand the
collection of recipes available for consumers
through our brand websites, apps and
cookbooks.
“This positive outcome is the
result of the collaborative work
of all the Group’s teams and their
stakeholders. It is a particularly
solid foundation upon which to
build the Group’s next ambition
for the period 2024-2030, which
will enable it to further integrate
CSR into its activities and
business lines in order to balance
economic performance and
sustainable development
Juliette SicotCrevet
Vicepresident Sustainable
Development for the Group
GROUPE SEB, ECOVADIS PLATINUM RATING
The Group’s CSR performance is assessed by non-financial rating agencies
and ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) standards, such as the
CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project), a leading climate change organization,
and EcoVadis, the world’s most widely-used CSR assessor. EcoVadis
measures the impact (environmental, social and human rights, ethics and
responsible purchasing) of more than 100,000 businesses in 200 industries
and more than 175 countries. While the Group obtained “Gold” status in
2021, in 2023 it was awarded the highest distinction – the Platinum rating
– which places it in the top 1% of companies assessed.
This result rewards all the efforts made by all
Groupe SEBs teams in CSR matters operations
and the supply chain
94%
Achievement
rate
Its culinary apps, which cover 99% of the
main countries in which the Group operates,
assist consumers before, during and after the
meal with a plethora of services, such as the
“In my fridge” function, which provides recipe
ideas to transform leftovers into delicious,
healthy, balanced dishes.
The Group has established itself as a player
that is committed to inclusive design by
producing the Good Design Playbook in 2020,
in collaboration with APF France Handicap
and the support of the Caisse nationale de
solidarité pour l’autonomie, defining an
integrated methodology for the early stages
of product development. In 2021, the Includeo
breakfast set, with a sleek, ergonomic design,
was the first concrete manifestation of this
guide, emblematic of the approach.