Creating positive impact for people, planet and progress
Together with our partners, we’re working to develop sustainable business models, create positive on-ground impact and improve sector governance in key juice-producing countries.
From labour issues to farming practices and traceability, much of the global juice supply chain needs a refresh. We coordinated the Sustainable Juice Covenant to provide opportunities for producers, processors, traders, brands and retailers to join forces in addressing the challenges.
This global initiative of leading players provides members with a clear framework for building sustainability targets and ambitions, initiating and coordinating projects at field level to improve wages and working conditions, gender equity, smallholder farmer inclusion and responsible agrochemical management.
Through collaborative action and sharing knowledge and resources, members are committed to making the sourcing, production and trade of fruit- and vegetable-derived juices, purees and their concentrate 100% sustainable by 2030.
Together with our partners, we’re working to develop sustainable business models, create positive on-ground impact and improve sector governance in key juice-producing countries.
“Sustainability and more particularly sustainable sourcing is very important to us. We are part of SJC because it provides us with a clear roadmap. The annual report keeps us accountable and shows progress to our investors. We are pleased to see the sustainable juice volumes increase over the years.”
Beyond simply monitoring sourcing practices, we facilitate the exchange of ideas and learnings among partners and stimulate the implementation of pilot projects at farm level.
Juice was chosen as the initial focus because of a strong demand for sustainability in the sector. It is part of IDH's wider strategy.
An international initiative of leading players in the juice sector aimed at improving the sustainability of juice supply chains worldwide.