On the social front, Saputo improved workforce retention, reducing turnover from 23% in FY23 to 18% in FY25, and invested CAD 11.2 million in employee training. Time magazine named the company one of the World’s Best Companies of 2024, underscoring its commitment to staff and local communities.

In responsible sourcing, Saputo pledged over CAD 4 million toward sustainable farming projects in Canada, the U.S., Australia, and the U.K., working directly with dairy producers to enhance environmental stewardship. These partnerships are vital for securing long-term supply chain resilience and meeting evolving consumer demands for sustainable dairy.

On environmental impact, the company exceeded its goals by reducing carbon intensity by 22% from the FY20 baseline, surpassing its 20% target. Naw renewable energy and efficiency initiatives also significantly cut energy and water usage. Saputo is now accelerating action with its newly outlined 2030 science-based emissions, water stewardship, and waste/packaging goals.