Our sustainability commitments are guided by activities across three core pillars: Action on Climate, Responsible Supply Chains, and Accountability. These drive the day-to-day business decisions we make across our operations. We are advancing our sustainability efforts by progressing toward our existing sustainability commitments, while also setting additional targets and investing in new growth areas that are centered in sustainability. Together, we believe these efforts will result in meaningful and impactful climate action while delivering strong results for our key stakeholders, including customers, employees and shareholders. Engagement with our stakeholders is a key part of Bunge’s approach to doing business, and takes place through daily interactions with customers, investors, employees, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), governments, local communities, industry groups and others. We value the inputs received, and diligently seek to enhance our own operations in line with stakeholder expectations. Addressing the realities of climate change is one of the biggest challenges facing our planet today. Rapid changes in the environment have had a direct impact on nearly everyone in our industry and in the communities where we live and work. With the urgency of climate action greater than ever, we are committed to doing our part to find tangible solutions to the crisis, and are scaling up our ambition more than ever before. Bunge is committed to reducing our environmental footprint and the use of natural resources across our global operations. We do this by continuously improving and optimizing our facilities, investing in new technologies, adopting renewable energy sources and collaborating with our customers and suppliers to reduce our shared environmental impact. One of the biggest challenges in a company’s emissions reporting comes from calculating and assessing what are known as Scope 3 emissions. These are emissions from the supply chain, and encompass the products we purchase, how we transport them, and how they are used by our customers and end-stage consumers. Bunge does not tolerate any supplier who knowingly employs or exploits children or uses forced labor, or who engages in other forms of exploitation. Despite efforts made over the last decade, labor practices that do not respect human rights and allow exploitation continues to be a challenge for parts of the food industry. Forced or child labor (including passport retention) and other forms of exploitation persist in countries where oversight is weak and supply chain transparency is challenging. Ethics, transparency, compliance, and human rights enforcement are all critical contributors to the integration of sustainability across our global operations and our value chain. Bunge maintains and enforces a variety of policies, resources and services that strive to address human rights concerns, and engages with suppliers to ensure they respect our high standards.