Material Sustainability Issues (Materiality Topics)
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1. Double Materiality Assessment and Prioritization Process
The Company analyzes material issues in accordance with GRI standards by integrating global trends, food industry risks, and stakeholder expectations. These factors are evaluated through the criteria of "Business Impacts" coupled with "Importance to Stakeholders" to derive strategic issues approved by the Board of Directors, which are subsequently used to establish key targets and KPIs for 2025.
2. Results: 10 Core Material Issues across ESG Dimensions
Based on the assessment, the results are synthesized into 3 key dimensions that reflect the company's survival and core mission:
- Environmental Dimension (E): Focusing on climate and water management as core capital, alongside pollution control and resource circularity.
- Social Dimension (S): Prioritizing the health and safety of consumers and employees as the highest order, alongside labor standards and community care.
- Governance and Economic Dimension (G): Building a solid foundation through transparent governance, anti-corruption, and change-ready risk management.
Material Sustainability Issues (Materiality Topics)
Key Strategic Issues / Material Strategic Topics
Critical Issues Affecting Business Continuity and Highest Stakeholder Confidence
- 1. Climate Change
- 2. Water security
- 3. Supply chain
- 4. Risk management
- 5. Pollution and Resource Management
High-Materiality Issues / High-Priority Issues
Issues Enhancing Competitive Advantage and Social Acceptance: Focusing on Efficiency Optimization and Shared Growth
- 6. Corporate Governance
- 7. Health and Safety
- 8. Human Rights and Communities
Foundational Operational Topics
Foundational Governance Anchored in Legal Compliance and International Standards for Accuracy, Transparency, and Fairness
- 9. Anti-corruption
- 10. Labor standards