"Improving the sustainability credentials of our products also underscores a key attribute of New Zealand's 100% Pure brand that enhances our competitiveness here at home, but also in important export markets." Pathway to net-zero carbon As part of its ambition to achieve net zero emissions across its value chain by 2050, Danone has been working to dramatically reduce emissions. Since 2015, operational emissions have been reduced by 48.3% and the total emission intensity of Danone products has reduced by 27.1%. Danone is one of few companies worldwide to be awarded a AAA score (past three years) by CDP for its leadership in the fight against climate change, deforestation, and water resource preservation4. Danone production facilities in New Zealand Danone acquired the Balclutha spray drying plant and its Airport Oaks (Auckland) blending, packing, and canning facilities in 2014.