OSI Sustainability Blog

TurOSI, the OSI joint venture in Australia, recently committed to meeting ambitious national sustainable packaging targets.

OSI has the unique opportunity to give back to the communities in which we operate while aligning our efforts with our core business values.

OSI completed our carbon accounting and implemented this tool across our global regions to standardize our carbon footprint reporting.

This past quarter OSI facilities across the globe celebrated Food Safety Week.

OSI introduced a new food safety culture brand - Food Safety Always -to take ownership of food safety and keep the world’s food supply safe.

Sustainable supply chains have grown to increasingly affect brand reputation and, consequently, the bottom line.

A complementary video to our Global Sustainability Report distills our extensive sustainability work into two minutes of animation.

Our Global Sustainability Report offers our comprehensive look at how we think about sustainability and what we are doing to manage impact.

We've taken a methodical approach to measuring our progress toward goals we passionately care about in our new global sustainability report.

We determine our sustainability priority areas through an extensive process called a Materiality Analysis.

Our new global sustainability report is prepared in accordance with GRI Standards, and relatedly, is our most robust iteration yet.

As OSI strives to reduce our environmental footprint, we've been working to cut back on water and energy resources.

OSI adhere to a number of policies and commitments that guide our interactions with others and hold us to the highest standards, across geog

As you'll see in this issue, employees want to know what is happening in our upstream sourcing practices and feel connected to driving susta

OSI facilities and offices around the world celebrate the company's third annual Global Food Safety Week.

How does OSI ensure that these high standards are met, across regions, with so many moving parts? "It all boils down to culture".

The National Wildlife Federation’s Simon Hall recently visited OSI to provide an overview of deforestation impact within the private sector.

On August 26, 2020 OSI will voluntarily disclose detailed information about the company's potential impacts on climate change.

In the last two years, OSI has been working to establish sourcing programs that are free from HPCIAs.

OSI's Vista Processed Foods in India has been dealing with and therefore innovating solutions to conserve water.