Sustainability
In accordance with our company philosophy of “Contributing to the world by providing quality foods”,“Body and Mind (mind/body/soul) and Environment”, the KENKO Mayonnaise Group aims to create a sustainable society.
Sustainability Policy
The KENKO Mayonnaise Group has established a Sustainability Policy that is based on the indicators of contributing to the environment, society, and health in order to create a sustainable society.
We will meet the demands and expectations of the changing times, take on the challenge of creating new value, and continue to grow together with society.
Environment
To become an environmentally friendly company
- Carbon neutrality
- Recycling-based
economy
Society
To bring happiness for stakeholders
- Happiness of workers
- Harmony with local communities and society
Health
For healthy lives
- To provide safe,reliable products
- To promote health-oriented management
Five Material Issues
Background to materiality identification
Envisioning what it wants to be like in 2035, the KENKO Mayonnaise Group has formulated a
new Medium- to Long-Term Management Plan for FY2024 and beyond. Then, we identified five material issues to be addressed, from among the issues that were enumerated as those expected to be important.
Going forward, we will
carefully monitor changes in the business environment in which we operate and will periodically update the material issues in accordance with the prescribed process.
Five material issues










Materiality identification process
Enumerated possible material issues by reference to GRI and SASB standards, ISO 26000, and other major global guidelines.
Asked stakeholders to grade the possible material issues based on two factors—materiality to stakeholders and materiality to the Company— and identified ones whose scores for both factors exceeded the predetermined threshold as material issues (see the materiality map).
Gained the Board of Directors' approval of the material issues identified, after their appropriateness verified by the Management Council and the Board of Directors.
Materiality map


Five Material Issues
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Achieving decarbonization and reducing environmental impacts |
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| Addressing food loss and waste |
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Instilling a food safety culture |
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| Ensuring food safety and reliability |
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| Building a reliable supply chain |
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Enhancing corporate governance |
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Developing human resources to achieve our vision |
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| Reforming the corporate culture |
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| Respecting human rights |
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Meeting diversifying needs for food |
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KPIs for material issues
| Issues | Initiatives | Numerical targets |
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| Reduction of greenhouse gases |
CO2 emissions reductions |
Target for FY2030 50% reduction Target for FY2050 Carbon neutrality (compared to FY2019 intensities) |
| Chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) substitutes | Target for FY2030 Elimination of R22 refrigerant Target for FY2050 100% natural refrigerant |
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| Use of sustainable packaging resources |
Use of environmentally conscious, sustainable materials | Target for FY2030 Recycled materials 60%
Target for FY2050 Recycled materials 100% (among all items) |
| Reduction of waste | Reduction of processing losses |
Target for FY2030 15% reduction Target for FY2050 30% reduction (compared to FY2019 intensities) |
※Targets will be reviewed in response to changes in the social environment.
Policy on Animal Welfare
Policy on Animal Welfare
(last updated: June 3,2025)





