McDonald’s Global Forestry Policy to Apply to All Products by 2010

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March 23, 2009

By 2010, McDonald’s plans to develop a global forestry policy that will apply to all products it purchases, according to the company’s 2008 corporate responsibility report.

By 2010, the burger giant’s other goals include:

educating and communicating with supply chain partners about sustainability
measuring environmental impacts throughout the supply chain
enhancing children’s well-being through programs and food choice
finding ways to maximize energy efficiency in restaurant operations
continuing to integrate environmental considerations into its global packaging scorecard in nine major markets
enhancing best practice sharing within the system

As for work already in progress, McDonald’s reports that as….

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