The Amadori Group presents its Sustainability Report 2025

The Amadori Group has presented its Sustainability Report 2025, which was once again prepared on a voluntary basis and, for the second year, inspired by the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS).

Sustainable development

The commitment to sustainability has translated into energy-efficiency measures, plant optimisation and a focus on the self-generation and use of energy from certified renewable sources. In the 2025 the Group expanded the scope of its certifications ISO 14001:2025, the international standard for environmental management systems – already obtained for the three food-processing plant sites in Cesena, Santa Sofia (FC) and Mosciano S. Angelo (TE) – and extended in recent 12 months also to the four feed mills in the supply chain in Monte di Malo (VI), Porto San Vitale in Ravenna, Cesena and Fossacesia (CH).

Animal welfare

The investment plan also focused on the livestock sector, with plant innovation and the constant raising of animal-welfare standards. In addition to premium poultry supply chains, including “Il Campese”, the first in Italy and second in Europe for free-range chicken, the Group is committed to progressively reducing the use of farrowing crates in the facilities of the pig-farming supply chain dedicated to breeding: in 2025, thanks to the site-conversion plan, the percentage of cage-free farms doubled compared with 2024.

Welfare

In the social sphere, the central role of the Group’s people has taken concrete form through a programme focused on welfare and active involvement. In 2025 the Group consolidated the role of its “corporate university” AmaLearn, increasing the number of training hours delivered, more than 85.000 hours, with an increase in average training hours of +26% compared with 2024.

The Amadori Foundation

A new social pillar was then represented by the Amadori Foundation which, established in January 2025, aims to give back value to the communities and areas in which the Group operates. The Foundation’s first initiative is a multi-year partnership with theIstituto Oncologico Romagnolo (IOR), a reference point for cancer research and care in the area where the Group originated. The multi-year agreement provides for a total contribution of up to 200.000 euros to support research programmes dedicated to the development of increasingly advanced cancer treatments.

This article was translated from the original Italian version with the assistance of artificial intelligence. In case of discrepancies, please refer to the original Italian version.