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Campbell Soup Company

CPBNYSETrackedESG Rated: 1/2 ProvidersConsumer StaplesPackaged Foods And MeatsMSCI: 74.7 / 100

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Company Profile & Business Model Overview

Campbell Soup Company is a leading company in its sector with strong market presence and growth prospects.

Sustainability Strengths & Catalysts (Pros)

  • Science-based GHG reduction targets and emissions reporting: Campbell has publicly reported carbon reduction efforts and set targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across its operations, with regular disclosure in sustainability reports.
  • Sustainable sourcing and ingredient programs: The company has programs focused on sustainable sourcing for key ingredients and has reported initiatives on responsible agricultural practices and supplier engagement.
  • Water stewardship and waste reduction initiatives: Campbell discloses efforts to improve water use efficiency at manufacturing sites and to reduce food and packaging waste through circularity and recycling programs.

Material Risks & Governance Concerns (Cons)

  • Supply-chain and commodity risk exposure: Campbell’s large reliance on agricultural commodities exposes it to sustainability and human-rights risks in upstream supply chains, including labor and deforestation risks for certain ingredients.
  • Plastic and packaging footprint: Like many packaged-food companies, Campbell faces ongoing risks from single-use packaging and plastic waste, with progress on packaging recyclability and reduction still incomplete.

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ESG & Sustainability Rating Breakdown

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MSCI ESG Rating

74.7 / 100

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Sustainalytics Risk Score

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What is Campbell Soup Company (CPB)'s ESG rating and sustainability score?

Campbell Soup Company (CPB) has an MSCI ESG rating of 74.7 / 100. MSCI evaluates corporate resilience to long-term industry material environmental, social, and governance risks relative to sector peers.

Is Campbell Soup Company considered an ESG leader or laggard in Consumer Staples?

Independent benchmark status for Campbell Soup Company is evaluated relative to Consumer Staples peers once third-party coverage publishes official methodology scores.

What are the main ESG risks and controversies for Campbell Soup Company?

Key material risks for Campbell Soup Company include: Supply-chain and commodity risk exposure: Campbell’s large reliance on agricultural commodities exposes it to sustainability and human-rights risks in upstream supply chains, including labor and deforestation risks for certain ingredients.; Plastic and packaging footprint: Like many packaged-food companies, Campbell faces ongoing risks from single-use packaging and plastic waste, with progress on packaging recyclability and reduction still incomplete.. Investors should evaluate whether corporate mitigation plans adequately address these vulnerabilities.

How does The Impact Investor evaluate ESG stock profiles?

The Impact Investor presents audited third-party ratings from MSCI and Sustainalytics alongside delayed market data and financial fundamentals. We do not blend ratings into proprietary black-box scores, and ratings are never modified by advertising or affiliate relationships.