PepsiCo

I think a lot about the word sustainability, and what it means to me and all of us at PepsiCo; how can we create a healthier future for people and our planet? That's a big question and I don't claim to have any easy answers. But I do believe that corporations large and small have an important role to play. Because when we act responsibly we can contribute to the sustainability of our world. PepsiCo embarked on our sustainability journey what we call perform to purpose more than ten years ago, and today we are more committed to it than ever before. Because it's the right thing to do for our business and it's the right thing to do for our world. We're moving towards more nutritious options, producing added sugars, sodium, and saturated fat so it's easier to maintain a healthy diet. By 2025, we will reduce the added sugar in many of our drinks by roughly 30%; we are recycling and replenishing water while rethinking its use; we're shrinking our carbon footprint as our business grows and a strategy for the future of all our bags and bottles are simple. Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. We are reinvesting in our workforce, our farmers, and communities, creating opportunities across the markets we serve. And, we're investing a hundred million dollars in women and girls' economic success with a focus on education and workforce training because nearly half of us are women and when we unleash the potential of half of our world, we'll all be stronger for it. You know I'm so proud of our incredible PepsiCo associates who are helping transform our vision into a reality. In doing so we're helping tackle some of today's greatest common challenges. Health and well-being, climate action, economic growth all guided by the United Nations' sustainable development goals. The idea that being a great company means being a good company is at the heart of performance of purpose. It's what fuels our business that's why I believe PepsiCo's best days are yet to come.