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Saputo Saputo

Saputo is one of Australia's largest producers of dairy products having recently acquired a number of Australian dairy companies including Murray Goulburn Co-operative. Its brands include Devondale, Coon, Cracker Barrel, Millel and a range of premium products like King Island Dairy.

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100% Renewable Electricity Commitment by 2030

Saputo has not yet made a public commitment to 100% renewable electricity.

Power Purchase Agreement

In 2021 Saputo announced the signing of a renewable power purchase agreement with renewable developer ENGIE. The agreement is equivalent to 46% of Saputo’s electricity demand.

On-site Solar

Saputo has not yet announced the installation of any on site solar.

Company Pollution Information

Saputo would ranked approximately 62 on the list of top Australian electricity users in 2017-18. This figure combines operations of Murray-Goulburn and Warnambool Butter and Cheese reporting under the National Greenhouse Emissions Reporting Scheme in 2017-18. Both companies are now owned by Saputo.

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100% Renewable Electricity Commitment by 2030
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Great to see Coca Cola Amatil commit to power its operations with 100% renewable electricity by 2025. Companies across Australia are switching to renewable energy because it's cheaper and cleaner. It’s better for the planet and better for business. Who will be next? www.reenergise.org/company/cocacola
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Companies across Australia are powering up with 100% renewable electricity. Renewable energy is cheaper and cleaner. It’s better for the planet and better for business. So when will Saputo make the switch?www.reenergise.org/company/saputo
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