Sustainability is driven by actions, not by talking. To bring about lasting change that matters.
As part of Intersnack’s climate commitment, we have a target to use 100% renewable electricity by 2032.
By signing a long-term supply contract (also known as a Power Purchase Agreement or PPA) and committing to purchase part of its electricity output for 15 years we have helped to finance the construction of a new solar farm in Spain.
In April 2025, this solar generation park became operational. It is capable of generating around 90,000 MWh of electricity per year – the equivalent of nearly 50% of Intersnack’s total European electric energy needs.
A significant milestone in Intersnack’s renewable electric energy journey.
EcoVadis has recognized Intersnack with an increased score, the fourth year in a row, rising from 74 to 75/100.
A high rating from independent assessor, EcoVadis, shows we are taking tangible, measurable steps towards building a better business by implementing sustainability throughout our supply chain and in all that we do.
We are proud to be part of the industry movement and the ambition to limit global warming to 1.5°C.
“Healthier options should taste just as good - not almost as good – as other products. We don’t compromise on taste.”
This is our philosophy when it comes to product innovations. With success - the popularity of our innovative Lentil Chips has proven to be one of the biggest growth drivers of our speciality business.
Packaging is essential to protecting the quality and safety of our products, but it also has an environmental footprint. That’s why we are working to reduce this impact and, wherever possible, prevent packaging from becoming waste. Since launching our Packaging Pledge in 2018, we have made strong progress, achieving a 15.1% reduction in the use of flexible packaging by end of 2025 versus 2014.
Building on this foundation, we are now moving into the next phase of our journey, focusing on reducing material use, increasing recyclability, scaling recycled content and strengthening partnerships to support circular packaging.
“Besides the macadamia seedlings, through this project I received valuable knowledge on the best way to grow macadamias.”
As part of our commitment to sustainable sourcing, Intersnack engages in field projects to create more transparent and sustainable value chains.
To achieve employee engagement and ownership, we want our employees’ talents to truly flourish. This requires us to become servant leaders, meaning that we work for our employees and not the other way around.
A new international partnership has been launched in Argentina to transform the country’s peanut supply chain into a model of regenerative agriculture and credible climate reporting. We are proud to play a founding role in a three-year collaboration led by SAI Platform: the Regenerative Landscapes Partnership: The Argentina Peanuts Project.