Environment
ENVIROMENT
Taking care of the environment
As part of our awareness of the environmental impact across our value chain and the urgent need to take action, we focus on measuring our performance and taking steps to minimise our impact, contributing to the global objectives for the planet.
In 2025, the Climate Change Mitigation Transition Plan 2025-2050 has been approved. This plan establishes the Group's main objectives for emissions reduction, which are:
• To reduce Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 42% by 2030, compared to 2024.
• To achieve climate neutrality by 2050, that is, to reduce Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 90% by 2050, compared to 2024, with approximately 10% of these emissions being removed from the atmosphere through carbon offsetting.
2025-2050 Climate Change Mitigation Transition Plan
• To reduce Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 42% by 2030, compared to 2024.
• To achieve climate neutrality by 2050, that is, to reduce Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 90% by 2050, compared to 2024, with approximately 10% of these emissions being removed from the atmosphere through carbon offsetting.
Climate change and energy efficiency
Our main impacts in 2024
Scope 1 emissions
8,621 Tons
of CO2eq
Emissions Scope 2
2,076 Tons
of CO2eq
Scope 3 emissions
208,11 Tons
of CO2eq
Energy from fossil fuel sources
59%
What we do to reduce it
Guarantee of renewable origin
100% of the electricity consumed in Spain and Guatemala has a certificate of guarantee of origin.
Renewable energy
39% of the energy consumed in the Group is of renewable origin.
Reduction plan
Our goal is to reduce scope 1 and 2 emissions by 42% by 2030.
LEED Gold Certification
The new Derio plant represents an increase in the carbon footprint due to its size. However, it is committed to implementing high standards of energy efficiency and emissions reduction.
Product Footprint
In addition to the products already marketed by Ingaso that had their carbon footprint calculated, ISF' products are also included.
What are we working to improve?
- We are actively implementing strategies to reduce emissions and identify new ways to minimise our impact on climate change.
- We carried out a comprehensive calculation of the main sources of Scope 3 emissions following an initial estimate.
- We made progress in assessing the risks and opportunities of climate change affecting the Group.
Water use
Consumed Water
233,963 m3
What are we doing to reduce it?
- We reuse the wastewater at the Guatemala plant.
- We optimize the number and time of washes, minimizing the volume of rejected water.
What are we working to improve?
- Identifying new measures to reduce water consumption in our plants.
Waste management and the circular economy
Removal of leaflets from CAPS products (cosmetics, food and health products) marketed in Spain
+16% units compared to 2024
Recovered waste
79% in 2025 vs 75% in 2024
Re-use
We reintroduce rejected, non-conforming or surplus raw materials into the Animal Nutrition production process.
Waste valorization
92% of the waste generated at the Derio plant has been recovered, representing a 7% increase compared to 2024 (85% of waste recovered).
Sustainable sourcing
We prioritise the use of FSC-certified cardboard boxes for CAPS products (cosmetics, food and medical devices).
Extended Responsibility
Compliance with the responsibility linked to the packaging we put on the market in all countries where it is applicable, through different collective systems of extended producer responsibility.
What are we working to improve?
- Assessing and identifying ecodesign improvements in our products, extending this to references for medicines and animal nutrition and health products.
- Increasing the number of references where it is possible to eliminate leaflets or use cardboard packaging with sustainable management certification.
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