SpartanNash Says It's On Track To Meet 2025 ESG Goals
The company's latest report outlines the progress the food solutions provider has made in recent years.
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- Renewed focus on safety, reducing the Total Recordable Incident Rate by 57% since 2020, and decreased lost-time incidents by 72%.
- Expanded the tuition reimbursement program for full-time and part-time Associates and invested an additional $2,250 per year (from $3,000 to $5,250) per associate looking to advance their education and their career at SpartanNash.
- Introduced paid parental leave for all associates after the birth or adoption of a child.
Governance
- Highlighted governance practices and a demonstrated commitment to ongoing board refreshment exemplified by the addition of three new directors in 2022.
Corporate Social Responsibility
- Donated more than $1.5 million in product and financial contributions to areas that suffered disasters, including Ukraine, Puerto Rico, Florida, Kentucky and Mississippi.
- Re-introduced Helping Hands Day, an annual day of community service where Associates spent more than 3,300 combined hours volunteering.
- Donated $400,000 to alleviate food insecurity in the communities SpartanNash serves.
The report also details SpartanNash's overall ESG strategy, which touches every function of the business and promotes impressive levels of cross-departmental collaboration. ESG progress is monitored by dozens of senior leaders across the company, along with the executive leadership team and the board of directors.