Employees
ᵃIncludes only employees with regular employment status.
Employee Benefits
Parental Leaves (Maternity & Paternity Leaves)
ᵃCalculations were based on employees who, after taking parental leave, returned to work in 2024 and remained employed by Monde Nissin in 2025.
Collective Bargaining Agreements
Labor-Management Relations
Employee Training
ᵃThe implementation of a learning platform enabled Monde Nissin to track learning progress for both regular (from senior management, middle management, and staff levels) and probationary employees, compared to previous years where training data covered regular employees only.
Occupational Health and Safetyᵃ
ᵃThe OHS data presented pertains exclusively to Monde Nissin employees. However, Monde Nissin's OHS policies and programs are implemented across all levels of the organization and extend to external service providers operating within the Company's facilities, plants, and offices.
ᵇTRIR is based on 200,000 work hours
Product Quality and Safety
Food Safety System and Product Certifications
ᵃCertified to FSSC 22000 (ver. 6), which includes compliance with the ISO 22000:2018 requirements
ᵇAll sites, including Porac and Malvar, operate in compliance with GMP/GHP requirements, as verified through inspections by the Philippine Food and Drug Administration, rather than through third-party certification.
ᶜCertified to ISO 22000:2018
Marketing and Labeling
ᵃSource is Nielsen’s Arianna tool. There were two runs: (1) Total GRPs of all programs where spots were placed from Jan. to Nov. 2025 (current available data), (2) Total GRPs of programs by age segment. The Adhesion rate was then manually calculated by dividing the program GRPs achieved by age segment to the total GRPs of the program.
ᵇThe formula used was (number of advertising impressions made on children) / (total number of advertising impressions made). The number of advertising impressions made on children is calculated as the expected share of children in the audience (viewers, listeners, readers, or visitors) at the time of the media buy multiplied by the expected total number of advertising impressions made, regardless whether the advertising is primarily directed to children. Children are defined as age 12 and under. The expected share of children in the audience is based on Nielsen’s CMV tool, but the limitation is only from 10-14 years old as no data is available for below 10 years old.
Customer Satisfaction
ᵃThe survey conducted by Advantage Group International Inc. from May to June 2025 represents the voices of retailers and suppliers, in which the highest rank and score that can be attained is 1st place and +100, respectively. Ranking 3rd place means that Monde Nissin is part of the top tier in terms of partnership, execution, reputation, and vision.


