Sourcing

Sourcing

 

Mission 2025: Sourcing

We have completed Mission 2025. This page shares some of the highlights from our Sourcing commitment. You can also see the final status of all six sustainability pillars in our Mission 2025 performance.

 


MISSION 2025 SUSTAINABILITY COMMITMENT

  • Source 100% of key agricultural ingredients in line with sustainable agricultural principles.

 

Mission Refresh is the next chapter of our sustainability journey. It focuses on four flagship commitments – climate, water, biodiversity, and communities – with clear, measurable targets to keep us on track. Learn more about our refreshed sustainability targets in Mission Refresh.  From 2026, we are working towards a new target to strengthen sustainable sourcing. 

Our Mission Refresh target for Agriculture

Strengthen sustainable sourcing by: 

  • Ensuring 100% of our key agricultural ingredients are sustainably sourced by 20301


1 Excluding Multon partners & Belarus.


SOURCING

The sustainable sourcing of our raw materials accounts for a large portion of our economic, environmental and social impact. Therefore, the behaviour of our suppliers directly impacts the sustainability performance and commitments of our business.

Sustainability Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and Targets

2030 Target**  ** As set out in our Mission Refresh, our refreshed sustainability commitments and targets. 2030 Target**  ** As set out in our Mission Refresh, our refreshed sustainability commitments and targets.

KEY AGRICULTURAL INGREDIENTS TO BE COMPLIANT WITH OUR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL GUIDING PRINCIPLES

Target: Ensure that 100% of our key agricultural ingredients (Sugar, HFCS & Juices fruit crops) are certified by utilising third party standards.

Coca-Cola HBC does not have a direct connection to the farms for the production of agricultural ingredients. This means we are not in a position to engage directly into farm level initiatives that are promoting all aspects of sustainable agriculture. Instead, we rely on 3rd party assessment bodies to engage with our Suppliers on farm level and provide specialist support and subsequent appropriate accreditation.

Assurance mechanisms: Suppliers of agricultural-based ingredients or materials have the obligation to report annually on their supply volume alignment to the PSA and continuous improvement programmes. Suppliers are responsible for ensuring that all information provided to Coca-Cola HBC is accurate and complete. Supporting evidence, including third-party independent assessments and certifications and other documentation that reasonably supports the responses and claims are available on request.

Compliance: Adhering to the requirements of certifications and standards necessitates implementation of the respective standards principles and criteria. Compliance with these standards is assessed through an assurance system of independent verification or certification organisations.

To fully comply with our  PSA, we require our agricultural Suppliers to be assessed and certified in accordance with third-party standards, such as BONSUCRO, SAI FSA, ISCC Plus, REDcert2, Rainforest Alliance, FairTrade International, Global GAP+GRASP, Global GAP+FSA Add-On, VIVE etc.

It's important to highlight that, for Coca-Cola HBC manufactured products, PSA certification is relevant to Sugar, HFCS and Juices (Fruit crops for Orange, Peach, Apricot & Apple). We also track Paper for our secondary packaging (cartons) but this is not included in our KBI report. 

The latest KBI information is reported against Mission 2025 targets and not Mission Refresh targets. As of 2026 the sustainability commitment KBI will be reported under Mission Refresh targets. 

Any agricultural ingredients associated with Finished Goods are assessed by The Coca-Cola Company.  

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Supplier Performance Screening for T1 Suppliers

Target: The Annual Screening of our Suppliers to cover minimum 95% of total Procurement Spend.

At Coca‑Cola HBC, we are committed to high standards of performance and our Suppliers and partners play a critical role in ensuring that we deliver in accordance with these standards. As an important part of our value chain, the performance of our Significant Suppliers directly impacts our business and sustainability performance. Through the evaluation and comparison of T1 Supplier performance, we can achieve the best service, work with Suppliers to improve their overall performance and ensure compliance with our requirements.

We screen the performance of all our Critical Suppliers on an annual basis while covering over 90% of the total procurement spend and over 95% of total T1 Suppliers.

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SUPPLIER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT TARGET FOR SIGNIFICANT T1 & T2 SUPPLIERS

Target: Of all Tier 1 Suppliers, we place special focus on Unique Significant Tier 1 and T2 Suppliers. Our Target is to assess at least 80% of our Unique Significant Suppliers on an annual basis.

T1 Suppliers are directly assessed by Coca-Cola HBC, while Tier 2 Suppliers are managed by the respective Tier 1 and the results are reported back to us. 

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Proportion of spend on local suppliers at significant locations of operation

Target: Total Coca‑Cola HBC Procurement Addressable Spend on Suppliers was €5.6bn in 2025. Our practice is to source locally, provided that goods and services are available to meet our requirements and quality standards in an economically viable way. We target over 95% of our Procurement Addressable Spending to be on local Suppliers in our countries of operation.

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Suppliers to accept our Supplier Guiding Principles (SGP)

Target: The sustainable sourcing of our raw materials accounts for a large portion of our economic, environmental and social impact. The behaviour of our Suppliers directly impacts the sustainability performance and commitments of Coca‑Cola HBC.

We require all Suppliers to adhere to the ethical standards, employment and human rights practices, and environmental and work safety requirements prescribed in our Supplier Guiding Principles (SGP).

A prerequisite to become listed as a Coca‑Cola HBC new Supplier is to commit to the Coca‑Cola HBC Supplier Guiding Principles, as well as, to the extent these apply to Supplier, Coca‑Cola HBC Code of Business Conduct and Anti-Bribery Policy. These Policies make clear the values and behaviour we expect and audit in our value chain.

We aim to achieve 100% of our Suppliers adopting our SGP, utilising our "SGP Coverage Triangle" with three checkpoints throughout the procure-to-pay process, available in the "Our Suppliers" section of our Supply Chain pages.

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PROMOTING SUPPLIER IMPROVEMENT

Target: On an annual basis we aim to have 80% of our Significant Suppliers (including T1 and T2) to be under corrective action support and capability building.

In 2025 we achieved the following results:

  • 95.3% of Unique Significant suppliers (T1 & T2) assessed with substantial actual/potential negative impacts were supported in corrective action plan implementation.
  • 94.6% of Unique Significant suppliers (T1 & T2) were participating in capacity building programmes/development measures.

We encourage our Suppliers to continuously improve their ESG performance year-on-year. More information is available in the “Our Suppliers“ and “Capacity Building Programmes” sections of our Supply Chain pages.