On April 21, 2021, the EU Commission announced the adoption of CSRD, requiring large companies to prepare their ESG reports by 2024. But here's the challenge: ESG metrics are vast, varying by industry, size, and complexity, with different global reporting frameworks in play. European multinational grocery retailers must comply from 2024.
This sustainability reporting concept involves a comprehensive evaluation of materiality from two perspectives: financial and sustainability. What does a double materiality assessment look like in reality for a grocery retailer? Which sustainable dimensions (biodiversity, climate, social, etc.) should those retailers take into account?
Key Takeaways:
- Zoom in on the critical challenges faced by grocery retailers.
- Delve into the specifics of a double materiality assessment, focusing on F&B products.
- Explore the role of product-related sustainability assessment and reporting.
- Present a practical case study and solution tailored for the unique needs of grocery retailers.
Featured Speakers:
- Clara Gütte: Senior Consultant, Climate Change and Sustainability Services at Ernst & Young Vienna
- Markus Linder: CEO and Founder of inoqo
The event will be moderated by inoqo's Co-Founder and CMO Hélène Saurais.
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