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Sustainability Issues 2019 Commitment(s) Progress in 2020 Future Targets
High Priority Issues (cont’d)

Rights of indigenous • Strengthen the social • Updating of Apical’s • Finalise the update of
and local communities requirements for our supply Sustainability Policy is our Sustainability Policy
chain in our policy under way to strengthen social
• No incidents involving requirements within our
the rights of indigenous supply chain
peoples at our sites or
related to our suppliers
Supplier Engagement, • Continue to engage • Engaged with 14 mills • Continue to engage
including smallholder suppliers through our through our Collaborative suppliers constructively
development Anchor Programmes Action through Remote to progress traceability
Engagement (CARE) efforts and ensure policy
initiative, which serves as compliance
a temporary replacement • Engage with 5,000
for our Priority Supplier smallholders through
Engagement Programme SMILE programme
(PSEP)
• Engaged with 451
supplying mills through
our Traceability Outreach
Programme (TOP)
• Organised two virtual
Shared Value Programme
(SVP) workshops attended
by 184 suppliers
• Launched a new
SMallholder Inclusion
for better Livelihood &
Empowerment (SMILE)
programme which is
currently in planning stage

Traceability • Maintain full traceability to • Maintained 100% • Maintain full traceability to
palm oil mills traceability to the supplying palm oil mills (ongoing)
• Achieve 100% traceability mills • Achieve 100% traceability
to plantations by 2020 • Achieved 99.28% to plantations by 2022
traceability to plantation
(TTP) for three of our
facilities
• Achieved 98.83% TTP for
new CPKO suppliers for
four of our facilities
Worker’s health, safety • Maintain zero work-related • Maintained zero work • Maintain zero work-related
and well-being fatalities related fatalities since 2016 fatalities (ongoing)

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