Responding to increasing public demand, ALDI Poland expands its sustainability activities, including working to reduce food waste and to protect bees.
For more information about ALDI Poland, please visit the country profile in our Sustainability Report 2021.
| Regional companies |
1 |
| Stores |
251 |
| Total ALDI employees |
4,701 |
| Year of market entry |
2008 |
| Website |
www.aldi.pl |
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Goal |
Description and scope |
Status 2022 & next steps |
SDGs |
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Food donations at all stores by end of 2020 |
100% of Polish stores to donate unsaleable yet still edible food to charitable institutions by end of 2020. |
In progress. For 2022, we are at 93,5%, due to a number of new openings. We continue to sign new contracts. |
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100% own-brand products labelled with waste sorting symbols on new and changed packaging |
Optimisation of the packaging of own-brand products and increase in the number of recycling symbols on products launched in the market. |
Ongoing. All labels accepted by brand management have sorting symbols. We want to continue this trend in the coming years. |
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Phase-out of caged eggs by 2025 – (fresh eggs and products containing eggs) |
Declaration on the withdrawal of eggs produced in cage farming from product ingredients. |
Goal partially achieved. 73,6% of our articles containing egg are cage-free, and we offer 100% cage-free shell eggs. |
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Goal |
Description and scope |
Status 2022 & next steps |
SDGs |
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100% of our new employees participate in a comprehensive onboarding programme |
100% of our new employees participate in a comprehensive onboarding programme |
Ongoing. Project being implemented according to plan. |
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