Public data, as of October 2026
The Kraft Heinz Company reported about 25 million tCO₂e for 2024, and 97% of it sits in Scope 3, in the value chain beyond the company's own operations.
Near-term status: Validated Targets. Net-zero status: Validated Targets.
Scope 3 is 97% of the footprint, the part of the value chain that supplier emissions reductions can reach.
Scope 3 is 97% of the footprint, close to the peer median of 96%.
No voluntary retirement names this company as beneficiary yet.
tCO₂e, GHG Protocol scopes
Source: published disclosure, FY2024
Peers: companies in the SBTi industry "Food and Beverage Processing", by Scope 3 share of the latest reported footprint.
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| Scope 1, direct | 412,6462% |
| Scope 2, purchased energy | 349,0661% |
| Scope 3, value chain | 24,151,71397% |
| Total | 24,913,425 |
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Status as published by the SBTi
Primary SBTi record: The Kraft Heinz Company
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Registry records naming the company as beneficiary
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The company's Scope 3 share is 97%, against a peer median of 96%.
6 of 6 named peers report all three scopes, so their Scope 3 share can be compared.
Cached 1 Jun 2026
Kraft Heinz targets net-zero GHG emissions by 2050, including 50% Scope 1 and 2 reductions by 2030 (37% achieved) and 30.3%/50% Scope 3 FLAG/non-FLAG cuts, addressing an 80% supply-chain footprint amid food-industry benchmarks for regenerative sourcing and circular packaging. Electrification and battery storage at 10 US plants, regenerative agriculture for tomatoes and priority crops, 60%+ renewable electricity via VPPAs, supplier commitments, and circular packaging initiatives—backed by $170M DOE funding plus partnerships with Cargill, ENGIE, Ecolab, and the Ellen MacArthur Foundation—will deliver 350,000 mtCO2e annual cuts from electrification, 180,000 from agriculture, and 120,000 from renewables to close the gap on 2030 goals. These programs convert sustainability from a cost center into a revenue catalyst, generating $85M returns over 10 years from electrification, $22M from regenerative agriculture, $25M annual efficiency savings, and $8M in carbon credit revenue while mitigating regulatory and reputational risks through 100% sustainable tomato and recyclable packaging targets.
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Kraft Heinz targets net-zero GHG emissions across Scopes 1, 2, and 3 by 2050, with interim 50% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 by 2030 (37% achieved) and Scope 3 FLAG/non-FLAG reductions of 30.3%/50% by 2030 (11%/15% achieved). 2024 emissions: Scope 1 412,646 tCO2e, Scope 2 349,066 tCO2e, Scope 3 24,151,713 tCO2e.
Procured 22.3-43% of electricity from renewables in 2024, up from 7% in 2021; target >50% by 2025.
World's largest corporate tomato buyer; 83% of Heinz ketchup tomatoes sustainably sourced in 2024, on track for 100% by 2025.
86% packaging recyclable/reusable/compostable (target 100% by 2025); 2% reduction in virgin plastic use toward 20% by 2030.
Water intensity reduced 9% overall and 14% in high-risk areas (targets 15%/20% by 2025); waste to landfill intensity reduced 31% (target 20% by 2025).
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