Our data-led Climate Checks set the direction for company and farmer owner collaboration on taking the most impactful steps in the years ahead. In a year where the COVID-19 pandemic and rising costs have challenged operations, Arla and our farmer owners have continued to evolve practices to protect the environment and support a nutritious, sustainable diet. A highlight of 2021 was sharing the results of our Climate Checks, one of the world’s largest externally validated climate data sets from dairy farms across several countries. The data both confirms that our farmers are among the world’s most climate efficient and provides a baseline for further improvement towards our 2030 carbon reduction targets and, ultimately, becoming carbon net zero by 2050. As such, it sets the direction for company and farmer owner collaborations on taking the most impactful steps in the years ahead. In 2021, we have taken additional steps to learn how regenerative dairy farming practices can help improve soil health, carbon capture, water quality and biodiversity. By harvesting data and the experiences of our pilot farmers across five countries, we will build knowledge about how regenerative methods can be applied and how they impact climate and nature. Representing the largest organic milk pool in the world, our organic farmer owners have taken further steps in the areas of climate, animal care, biodiversity and soil health. This strengthening of their organic values will ensure they continue to lead the category. In 2021, they began assessing and registering their farm’s biodiversity activities to generate data that will support their continuous improvement. Arla’s new strategy Future26 is a key enabler of our accelerated sustainability journey.