Every meal carries value—from the resources used to produce it and the people behind that process to the nutrition that should reach consumers as fully as possible.

Charoen Pokphand Group therefore places importance on preventing food loss at its source by improving production, storage, transportation and inventory management to maintain food quality and reduce losses before food reaches consumers.

For surplus or unsellable food that remains safe and of suitable quality, Charoen Pokphand Group seeks to recover its value according to an appropriate hierarchy, such as donation to support people in need, use as animal feed, or further processing to create new value before considering other end-of-life management options.

Food Loss and Food Waste Management Approach

Charoen Pokphand Group collaborates with various sectors to promote the appropriate recovery and utilization of food.

Beyond preventing food loss and managing surplus or unsellable food, the Group’s business units strive to make use of food that remains safe and of good quality—such as by donating it to charitable organizations and relevant local agencies—to reduce food waste and support food security.

This approach aligns with C.P. Group’s circular economy policy, which focuses on maximizing resource efficiency, minimizing waste, and developing environmentally friendly practices. The Group also encourages all business units to integrate sustainability into their day-to-day operations in a tangible manner through systematic management, data-driven analysis, and knowledge-sharing across sectors to continuously and sustainably enhance outcomes.

Key Performance 2025

Volume of Food Loss and Food Waste

Food Loss and Food Waste

Food Loss
and Food Waste
220.85 (thousand tons)

Trends of the Food Waste Comparison with Food Waste to Landfill

Volume of Food Loss

By Disposal Method

Food Loss 143.95 (thousand tons)

By Category

81.51%
Grains
8.85%
Ready-to-Eat
7.38%
Bakery
1.25%
Fruits and Vegetables
1.01%
Meat

Volume of Food Waste

By Disposal Method

Food Waste 76.90 (thousand tons)

By Category

37.84%
Fruits and Vegetables
18.42%
Ready-to-Eat
16.99%
Bakery
11.82%
Meat and Seafood
6.33%
Dairy Products
4.07%
Ready-to-Meal
3.21%
Others
1.31%
Drinks