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For Deoleo, sustainability is more than just a buzz word – it is the key to adding value to our brands, our society and our planet. To continue making quality products that delight consumers, we must work in ways that preserves the environment and support the people that make our business possible. Thinking and acting sustainably is the key to nurturing a healthier future.

Our sustainability manifesto: caring for what cares for you

Olive oil is integral to the lives of so many. Those who farm it, make it, sell it and consume it. As global stewards of this vital ingredient, we are committed to producing it responsibly. Expertly. In ways that protect livelihoods, promote good health and protect our planet.

Watch our video below to learn more about how we approach sustainability across our business.

Deoleo 2023 Environmental, Social and Governance Report

Our 2030 Nurturing Healthier Futures Strategy

Our sustainability strategy drives us to think smarter, work harder and lead by example.

Focusing on the issues most important to our business and stakeholders, it is how we place care for what cares for you at the centre of everything we do.

Our sustainability strategy represents a blueprint for how we will help lead the olive oil industry towards a better, more responsible future.

Select one of our four strategic pillars to find out more.

Growing together

Blending with love

Caring for you

Responsible business

Our 2021 sustainability achievements

0Ecovadis Gold medal

for the 2nd consecutive year

0%

Gender pay gap

0metric tons

of plastic waste removed from market

0farming families

engaged through the Sustainability Protocol

0% reduction

in Scope 1 and 2 emissions (versus 2020)

“Olive groves should respect the environment, with trees cultivated in the most respectful way possible to support local fauna and biodiversity. In our olive groves, we implement vegetation cover, creating soil that is rich in plants, to avoid erosion, to keep the soil fertile and support wildlife.”

– Enrique Gallego, Technical Director, Cerrogordo Cooperative

 

“I have been working in the mills for over 30 years. I was going to be a veterinarian; however, my family has some land, so I started to take care of it and in the process learned more about olive oil, what I like most is being among the olive trees, as well as being my own boss.”

– María José Campos, Secretary of the Governing Council, Nuestra Señora de Consolación de Doña Mencía Cooperative