Inclusive Economic Participation and Livelihood Development
The Community Distribution Network (CDN) operates as an alternative distribution channel supporting product reach in selected areas. In 2025, participation levels were influenced by dealer availability and operational conditions within certain distribution areas. As part of routine performance review and risk management processes, adjustments were implemented to incentive structures and participation standards to reinforce financial sustainability and execution discipline.
Environmental Stewardship at the Community Level
Environmental initiatives were implemented through coordinated activities between plant sites, LGUs, and relevant organizations. Projects were carried out through defined roles and site-level planning aligned with local environmental programs.
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Forests for Life – Collaborative Restoration Efforts
In 2025, Monde Nissin collaborated with Haribon Foundation under its Forests for Life Movement to support reforestation initiatives in areas connected to the Sierra Madre mountain range, including sites in Tanay, Rizal; Subic, Zambales; and Carranglan, Nueva Ecija. The Sierra Madre plays a critical role in biodiversity conservation, watershed protection, and climate resilience in Luzon,
Shared Action on Sustainability
Monde Nissin continues to engage with organizations that support climate, environmental, and community priorities through sustained collaboration, shared learning, and sector-wide coordination. These collaborations support capability-building, regulatory alignment, and third-party mechanisms that help extend the reach and credibility of related initiatives.
Understanding the shared sustainability goals of leaders across industries, Monde Nissin' collaborations extended beyond project implementation; Monde Nissin now also focuses on building the capacity of individuals to lead their own sustainability initiatives and strategies. We hosted #SustainPinas: SustainabilityPH Fellowship 2025, where members of various sectors shared their knowledge to a greater audience, reflecting the importance and intersection of capacity, community, and conversation.
In 2025, the Company participated in industry and cross-sector knowledge-sharing forums focused on sustainability governance, emissions management, and capacity-building. These engagements supported internal learning and alignment with emerging disclosure standards.
Building Capacity for Net Zero Transition
Monde Nissin continues to advance its decarbonization journey by strengthening internal capability in GHG management and aligning operational practices with long-term low-carbon objectives. The Company prioritizes building technical knowledge, structured emissions monitoring, and coordinated action across manufacturing operations to support measurable progress toward climate targets.
Participation in industry platforms such as the Net Zero Carbon Alliance (NZCA) supports this effort by providing access to technical exchange, peer learning, and evolving best practices in emissions reduction. These engagements support Monde Nissin's broader climate strategy, reinforcing internal systems and governance mechanisms that guide decarbonization planning and implementation.
Monde Nissin also participated in plastic exchange platforms and recycling alliances to scale plastic recovery initiatives. Building on initial compliance work, the collaboration supports efforts to recover and divert post-consumer plastic waste through third-party mechanisms. Recovery efforts also enhance a circular economy, contributing to community-based recovery systems.
Plastic Recovery Beyond Compliance
Monde Nissin reinforces its responsibility under EPR regulations while advancing recovery efforts beyond minimum compliance requirements.
The Company implements structured recovery programs supported by accredited verification and crediting mechanisms for traceable and measurable outcomes. These systems enable the recovery of plastic packaging equivalent to the volume placed on the market, strengthening accountability in packaging management.
To enable verified and traceable recovery outcomes, Monde Nissin works with accredited industry mechanisms that facilitate engagement with community-based collection systems and local waste management networks. Through platforms such as the Philippine Alliance for Recycling and Materials Sustainability and Plastic Credit Exchange, recovery volumes are independently validated, strengthening transparency and accountability within the Company's broader plastic stewardship framework.
Social Impact, Relief, and Community Development
Monde Nissin implements place-based community programs in coordination with LGUs, schools, and civil society organizations. Activities are designed to support education, nutrition, and disaster response through structured implementation mechanisms.
Working with organizations that have established systems for disaster response and community engagement, enabled timely and coordinated assistance. Insights from these engagements reinforced the importance of active communication with community stakeholders, participation in local coordination meetings, and adapting activities based on community feedback. Site-level experience also highlighted the value of focusing on selected programs to sustain implementation over time.
In 2025, Monde Nissin also continued the Kainang Pamilya Mahalaga (KPM) initiative, a Company-initiated advocacy launched in 2007 that promotes shared family mealtimes as part of balanced eating practices. Observed annually every fourth Monday of September and recognized under Presidential Proclamation No. 326 (s. 2012), KPM Day encourages employee and community participation in strengthening family connections through regular shared meals. During the year, activities focused on encouraging informed food choices within the context of shared mealtimes.
Monde Nissin implements place-based community programs in coordination with LGUs, schools, and civil society organizations.
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