Corporate Responsibility

Better Days

Today, through our global Kellogg’s® Better Days commitment, we will:

• Nourish 1 billion people with our foods;
• Feed 375 million people in need with food donations and expanded child feeding programs;
• Nurture people and our planet by supporting 1 million farmers, especially women smallholders and workers, and conserving natural resources across our value chain; and,
• Live our founder’s values by engaging 1.5 billion people in the issue of global food security through advocating on behalf of children facing hunger, ensuring an ethical supply chain, and supporting diversity and inclusion.

I. NOURISH PEOPLE WITH OUR FOODS

Our purpose in India is to nourish India’s potential with its fortified grain-based cereals. We are taking indigenous grains and serving them in a convenient ready to eat format which saves consumers much time and effort.

This is what has led to the range of offerings from Kellogg’s which fulfill the diverse nutrition needs of different members in the family, be it the home-maker, growing children or adults on the go. Our trusted brands such as Kellogg’s Corn Flakes®, Kellogg’s Chocos®, Kellogg’s® Muesli, Kellogg’s® Chocos® Fills, Kellogg’s® Oats, and Kellogg’s® Upma are loved by millions of consumers in India.

II. FEED PEOPLE IN NEED

Under ‘Better Days’, Kellogg South Asia runs a programme titled ‘Bright Start’. The program provides for fortified breakfast cereal manufactured in our facilities, along with milk, to underprivileged children in India. The Bright Start model includes the following activities for each child:  

• Baseline nutrition evaluation;
• Access to safe and nutritious breakfasts; and
• On-going education on nutrition and hygiene

III. NURTURE PEOPLE AND OUR PLANET

Nurture people and our planet by supporting farmers, especially women, smallholders and workers, and conserving natural resources across our value chain.

Kellogg has momentously supported 16,945 smallholders in India till date with the help of its partner ‘Technoserve’. The partnership was conceived in 2015 in Madhya Pradesh and will impact over 26,000 smallholder farmers in India by 2022. The work which started in 2015 with an award-winning program was to train more than 12,000 smallholder farmers in Madhya Pradesh in climate-smart practices. We are now empowering  smallholder wheat farmers in five districts across Uttar Pradesh.

Kellogg Company is committed to working towards

• 100% reusable, recyclable or compostable packaging by the end of 2025
  • Recycling 100% of plastic created – through process of EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) – circular economy.
  • Converting from multi to mono-layer 100% sustainable packaging, by the end of 2025
• By 2021, 60% of total energy being consumed at our Taloja plant, from renewable sources.

To align with Kellogg’s sustainability commitments, this is the first step towards our global goal of 100% renewable energy by 2050.

Solar panel installation at Taloja helps to bring us one step closer to delivering on our corporate sustainability commitment. By the end of 2021, 60% of our total energy being consumed at our plant in Taloja, will come from renewable sources.

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IV. LIVE OUR FOUNDER’S VALUES

Living the values of our founder, W.K. Kellogg, Kellogg employees have long been passionate about donating their time and talents to support the communities where they live and work. We recognize that addressing food security is something that cannot be achieved alone.

CSR Policy of the Company

CSR Committee Members – F.Y. 2023-24

CSR Report – F.Y. 2021-22

CSR Report – F.Y. 2022-23

CSR Report – F.Y. 2023-24