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GREENHOUSE GAS

INVENTORY

BIDCORP 2017 CARBON FOOTPRINT REPORT

October 11 2017

Final

2017

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ABBREVIATIONS AND GLOSSARY OF TERMS 3

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5

REPORT OVERVIEW — EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 6

SECTION A 7

1. INTRODUCTION 7

2. COMPANY DESCRIPTION 9

SECTION B 11

SECTION C 12

3. REQUIRED INFORMATION 12

4. METHODOLOGY, EXCLUSIONS AND ASSUMPTIONS 13

SECTION D 14

5. INFORMATION ON BIDCORP’S EMISSIONS 14

SECTION E 16

6. ILLUSTRATED SUMMARY 16

7. COMPARISON OF EMISSIONS AND INTENSITY 17

SECTION F 19

8. NEXT STEPS FOR BIDCORP 19

CONTACT INFORMATION 20

REFERENCE LIST 21

APPENDIX A 22

INFORMATION ON CARBON FOOTPRINTING 22

APPENDIX B 23

BIDFOOD AUSTRALASIA CARBON FOOTPRINT 23

APPENDIX C 24

BIDFOOD UK CARBON FOOTPRINT 24

APPENDIX D 25

BIDFOOD EUROPE CARBON FOOTPRINT 25

APPENDIX E 26

BIDFOOD EMERGING MARKETS CARBON FOOTPRINT 26


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ABBREVIATIONS AND GLOSSARY OF TERMS

Base year A historical year used as a base line to compare year-on-year emissions

CO2 Carbon dioxide

CO2e Carbon dioxide equivalent — standardisation of all greenhouse gases to reflect the global warming potential relative to carbon dioxide

Defra United Kingdom Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

Direct emissions Greenhouse gas emissions from facilities/sources owned or controlled by a reporting company, e.g., generators, fugitive emissions, vehicle fleets

Downstream emissions GHG emissions related to manufactured and/or sold goods and services, e.g., end-of-life treatment of sold products, transportation and distribution of sold products and franchises

Emission factors Specific value used to convert activity data into greenhouse gas emission values, presented in specific units, e.g., kgCO2/km travelled

FTEs Full-time employees

Fugitive emissions Unintended escaping of GHG emissions from equipment or activity, e.g., air-conditioning gas leak, or methane emission from coal mining

FY Financial year, often compared to the calendar year (CY)

GHG Greenhouse gas

GHG Protocol Uniform methodology used to calculate the carbon footprint of an organisation. Developed by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development and the World Resources Institute

GWP Global Warming Potential — an indication of the global warming effect of a greenhouse gas in comparison to the same weight of carbon dioxide


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Indirect emissions Greenhouse gas emissions from facilities/sources that are not owned or controlled by the reporting company, but for which the activities of the reporting company are responsible, e.g., purchasing of electricity

Intensity A metric to compare CO2e emissions, expressed in terms of another metric, e.g., CO2e per FTE, area, income or tonnes of product

Off-road mobile fuel All fuel emissions from vehicles used on-site, e.g., forklifts, tractors

On-road mobile fuel All fuel emissions from vehicles used off-site, e.g., passenger vehicles, delivery vehicles

Outside of Scopes Emissions accounted for by the direct CO2 impact of burning biomass and biofuels because the Scope 1 impact of these fuels has been determined to be a net 0. This also includes fugitive emissions outside of the GHG Protocol

Scope 1 emissions Emissions resulting from equipment owned or controlled by a reporting company

Scope 2 emissions Emissions resulting from consumption of electricity, steam or heat purchased by a reporting company

Scope 3 emissions Emissions resulting from indirect activities, excluding Scope 2, of a reporting company, e.g., commuting travel, business travel, paper consumption

Upstream emissions Indirect GHG emissions that occur in the life cycle of a material/product, up to the point of sale by the producer — sometimes referred to as cradle-to-gate emissions, e.g., waste generated in operations, business travel and employee commuting

Verification The act of reviewing, inspecting or testing by an independent third-party, in order to establish and document that a product, service or system meets regulatory or technical standards

WBCSD World Business Council for Sustainable Development


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Carbon Calculated would like to thank Ashley Biggs for fielding all questions and coordinating the

Bidcorp team for this carbon footprint report.

DATE VERSION AMENDMENTS TO PREVIOUS VERSION APPROVED BY PREPARED BY

Oct 06 ‘17 Draft v.i AMcAH

Oct 11 ‘17 Draft v.ii Replace Bidfood UK heavy fuel oil with kerosene and diesel.

AMcAH

Nov 13 ‘17 Final NP

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Scopes 1 & 2 per FTE Scopes 1 & 2 per Rm Revenue

13.61

2.66

REPORT OVERVIEW — EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Scope 1 Total Scope 2 Total Scope 1 & 2 Total

Full-time employees (FTE) Revenue (Rm)

25 586

130 926

193 387.30

154 749.98

348 137.28

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SECTION A 1. INTRODUCTION

This 2017 Carbon Footprint Report constitutes the first carbon footprint commissioned by Bidcorp from

Carbon Calculated. In 2016, Bidcorp reported on its Scope 1 emissions only, excluding emissions from

its refrigerant or air-conditioning equipment. These 2016 Scope 1 emissions are referenced in this

report for year-on-year comparative purposes, but cannot be verified by Carbon Calculated.

This report has been prepared using the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol Corporate Accounting and

Reporting Standard methodology.

In accordance with the GHG Protocol, clear organisational and operational boundaries have been

defined and agreed to by Bidcorp, and the relevant activity data has been supplied. This report covers

emissions from the business activities of Bidcorp, inclusive of all subsidiaries.

The report covers 25 586 full-time employees (FTEs) and 28 companies operating in 22 countries.

The GHG-emitting activities covered by the report include direct emissions (referred to as Scope 1)

resulting from fuel used by Bidcorp-owned and Bidcorp-controlled equipment (stationary fuels), and

fleet vehicles (mobile fuels), as well as indirect emissions (referred to as Scope 2) from purchased

electricity.

While this report does not include Scope 1 emissions from Bidcorp-owned and Bidcorp-controlled

refrigerant or air-conditioning equipment, future carbon footprint reports will include this information.

Indirect emissions in the corporate supply chain, referred to as Scope 3 emissions, are not included in

this year’s report. Analysis will be conducted during the next financial year to determine whether any

Scope 3 emissions will be included in future reports.

The GHG Protocol The GHG Protocol is the most widely used standard for mandatory and voluntary GHG reports and is compatible with other international GHG standards such as ISO 14064. It is derived from a multiple-stakeholder partnership of businesses, NGOs and governments led by the World Resources Institute (WRI) and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD).


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It is important to highlight that under the GHG Protocol the reporting of both direct emissions and

indirect emissions resulting from purchased electricity is compulsory (Scopes 1 and 2). For a detailed

breakdown of Scopes and emission categories refer to the infographic below.

Carbon Calculated has gone to all reasonable lengths to ensure that the primary information provided

by Bidcorp is correct, Carbon Calculated is not liable for any inaccuracies that this information might

contain. This report, in its entirety, is intended for Bidcorp internal use only. Information may, however,

be extracted for reporting purposes, such as for submission into international and/or national

greenhouse gas registries and sustainability reporting. It may also be presented for third-party

verification purposes.


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2. COMPANY DESCRIPTION

Bid Corporation Limited (Bidcorp) is an international food service company, comprising of 32 separate

and autonomous companies operating in 22 countries across five continents.

Originally part of the Bidvest group of companies, Bidcorp listed independently on the Johannesburg

Stock Exchange (JSE) in May 2016.

Bidcorp services a wide mix of small, medium and large customers with tailored solutions fit for the

outlets purpose. The company upholds a decentralised business model, where each individual company

operates autonomously. However, for the purposes of this report, each company was asked to provide

standardised data relating to its carbon-emitting activities, allowing for this consolidated Bidcorp

carbon footprint analysis.

Companies covered by Bidcorp 2017 Carbon Footprint Report:

Bidfood Australasia Bidfood Australia

Bidfood New Zealand

Bidfood UK Bidcorp Foodservice UK

Cimandis Ltd.

Bidcorp Logistics CD

PCL Transport

Bidfresh

Bidfood Europe Bidfood Netherlands

Bidfood Belgium

Bidfood Czech Republic & Slovakia

Bidfood Spain

Guzmán Gastronomia S.L.

DAC Italy

Bidfood Baltics

Bidfood Farutex Poland

Bidfood Emerging Markets

South America Bidcorp Brazil

Bidcorp Chile

Asia Angliss Greater China


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Angliss Singapore

Africa Bidfood (Pty) Ltd.

Bidfood Ltd. (Botswana)

Crown Food Ingredients Zambia

Crown Food Group

Chipkins Puratos

Middle East Al Diyafa

Horeca Trade UAE

Horeca KSA

Cherrypik Trading

Gourmet Partners

Horeca Bahrain

Horeca Oman

Turkey

Note: The corporate operations for Bidcorp in South Africa, United Kingdom and China are not included

in the report. These are small administration offices, and considered immaterial in terms of size and

potential carbon footprint impact.


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SECTION B Table 1: OVERVIEW OF BIDCORP 2017 GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS

REPORTING PERIOD: 01 July 2016 – 30 June 2017

CARBON FOOTPRINT CALCULATION CONDUCTED ON: Bidcorp Group of Companies

METHODOLOGY: Greenhouse Gas Protocol — Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standard

GHG CONSOLIDATION APPROACH: Operational control

Company Intensity Metrics

Total full-time equivalent Bidcorp employees 25 613

Total full-time Bidcorp employees covered by report 25 586

Percentage Bidcorp employees covered by report 99.90%

Total square metreage of office space reported Not reported Total revenue (Rm) 130 926

Scope 1 Direct Emissions Metric tonnes of CO2e

Stationary fuel 5 489.86 Fugitive emissions Not reported Mobile fuel 187 897.44 TOTAL SCOPE 1 EMISSIONS 193 387.30

Scope 2 Indirect Emissions

Location-based 154 749.98 Market-based 0.00

TOTAL SCOPE 2 EMISSIONS 154 749.98 TOTAL SCOPE 1 & 2 EMISSIONS 348 137.28 Scope 1 & 2 emissions per full-time employee (tCO2e/FTE) 13.61 Scope 1 & 2 emissions per square metre of building (tCO2e/m2) Not reported Scope 1 & 2 emissions per Rm Revenue 2.66


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SECTION C

3. REQUIRED INFORMATION

3.1. INVENTORY BOUNDARIES

3.1.1. ORGANISATIONAL BOUNDARY

Organisational boundaries are established on either the control approach or the equity share approach.

Under the control approach, a company accounts for all emissions by entities and activities that are

controlled by the organisation. Under the equity share approach, a company accounts for its GHG

emissions from operations according to its share of equity in the operation.

Bidcorp reports on all emissions using the operational control approach.

3.1.2. OPERATIONAL BOUNDARY

Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions resulting from the following activities have been calculated: Scope 1 – Direct Emissions

Stationary fuel (emissions from stationary equipment, such as generators, boilers, etc.)

Mobile fuel (fleet vehicles)

Scope 2 – Indirect Emissions

Purchased electricity (location-based)

3.2. REPORTING PERIOD

The reporting period of this report is 01 July 2016 – 30 June 2017.

Operational Boundaries Operational boundaries determine the actual operational activities of the reporting company that generate emissions; which of these activities should be included in the calculation; and how these activities should be classified (i.e., direct or indirect emissions).


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3.3. BASE YEAR

Base-year Calculations A base year is the historical year against which a reporting company’s emissions are tracked and compared over time. It is typically the earliest relevant point in time for which a company has reliable data.

Bidcorp has completed one carbon footprint report, in 2016, which accounted for only Scope 1

emissions. For a historical record of Bidcorp’s emissions, see Table 5 (p.17).

4. METHODOLOGY, EXCLUSIONS AND ASSUMPTIONS This carbon footprint report has been completed using the GHG Protocol. The following emissions

exclusions are noted:

Scope 1 — Direct Emissions

Bidcorp Corporate operations.

Refrigerants and air-conditioning gas refills from all operations.

Scope 2 — Indirect Emissions

Bidcorp Corporate operations.

Market-based electricity emissions. All electricity emissions are calculated according to the

location methodology, and national electricity emission factors are used.

Renewable electricity for operations, other than Bidfood UK and Bidfood Europe.

Scope 3 — Indirect Emissions

All emissions relating to Bidcorp’s supply chain are excluded from this report. Outside of scopes — Non-Kyoto greenhouse gases

All emissions that might be considered “outside of scopes” have been excluded from this report.


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5. INFORMATION ON BIDCORP’S EMISSIONS

5.1. TOTAL SCOPE 1 & 2 EMISSIONS The GHG Protocol requires carbon footprint calculations to include all direct emissions under Scope 1

and indirect emissions from purchased electricity under Scope 2 as compulsory reporting.

All emissions are calculated using emission factors and reported as carbon dioxide equivalent gases

(CO2e), as required by the GHG Protocol. Emission factors used in the calculations are available on

request. The greenhouse gases covered by this calculation are carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4),

nitrous oxide (N2O), hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), perfluorocarbons (PFCs), sulphur hexafluoride (SF6) and

nitrogen trifluoride (NF3).

Carbon Dioxide Equivalent (CO2e) A standard unit for measuring emissions from various greenhouse gases based upon their global warming potential in relation to that of carbon dioxide.

Emission Factors Emission factors convert operational activity data (e.g., kilometres driven, kilowatt hours of purchased electricity) into a value indicating the GHG emissions generated by that particular activity — reported as carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e).

Table 2: BIDCORP DIRECT SCOPE 1 EMISSIONS IN 2017

Description Units Total

consumption Metric tonnes of CO2e emissions

Stationary fuel

Litres – diesel in equipment 100 298.00 267.99

Litres – kerosene 3 000.00 8.04

Kilograms – LPG 70 675.23 207.82

Kilograms – LNG 1 778 961.64 5 006.01

Total 5 489.86

Fugitive emissions Not reported

Total Not reported

Mobile fuel Litres – diesel 67 488 117.31 180 323.67

Litres – petrol 3 265 316.60 7 512.67

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Litres - biodiesel 42 967.00 0.86

Kilograms – LPG 20 486.00 60.24

Total 187 897.44

Table 3: BIDCORP INDIRECT SCOPE 2 EMISSIONS FROM PURCHASED ELECTRICITY IN 2017

Description Kilowatt hours Total consumption Metric tonnes of CO2e emissions

Purchased electricity – Australasia Location-based 73 142 923 43 948.11

Market-based 0 0.00

Purchased electricity – UK

Location-based 83 879 995 29 488.85

Market-based 0 0.00

Renewable electricity 1 343 572 0.00

Purchased electricity – Europe

Location-based 81 724 940 38 056.70

Market-based 0 0.00

Renewable electricity 10 000 0.00

Purchased electricity – Emerging

markets

Location-based 55 183 915 43 256.31

Market-based 0 0.00

Total purchased electricity 295 285 345 154 749.98

43 948

29 489

43 256

38 057

Australasia

UK

Emergingmarkets

Europe

Figure 1: Bidcorp Scope 2 emissions in 2017 by Division in tCO2e


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SECTION E 6. ILLUSTRATED SUMMARY

6.1. ILLUSTRATED OVERVIEW OF RESULTS OF EMISSIONS BY SCOPE FOR BIDCORP 2017 Table 4: SUMMARY OF BIDCORP’S EMISSIONS IN 2017 BY SCOPE

Description Metric tonnes of CO2e emissions

Scope 1 193 387

Scope 2 154 750

Scope 3 Not reported

Outside of Scopes Not reported

Total GHG emissions 348 137

56%

44%

Figure 2: Bidcorp's emissions in tonnes of CO2e by Scope in 2017

Scope 1: 193 387

Scope 2: 154 750


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7. COMPARISON OF EMISSIONS AND INTENSITY

This is the first year Carbon Calculated has worked with Bidcorp. The aim has been to collect the most

detailed and accurate data possible and to further extend the operational and organisational boundary.

Table 5, provides a comparison of Bidcorp’s carbon footprint over the past two years of reporting

(2016–2017).

Table 5: COMPARISON OF BIDCORP’S EMISSIONS OVER 2 YEARS (2016–2017)

Indicators 2016 2017

Full-time employees (FTE) 23 827 25 586

Stationary fuel Not differentiated

5 490

Mobile fuel 187 897

Fugitive emissions Not reported Not reported

TOTAL SCOPE 1 187 090 193 387

TOTAL SCOPE 2 Not reported 154 750

0

50000

100000

150000

200000

250000

Scope 1 Scope 2 Scope 3 Outside of scopes

Figure 3: Bidcorp's comparative emissions between years (2016-2017) by Scope

2016

2017


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7.1. WATER CONSUMPTION

The GHG Protocol does not require water usage to be recorded in a carbon inventory. However, the

incorporation of water consumption is recommended as an awareness-raising tool. Total municipal

water consumed by Bidcorp in 2017 totalled 1 010 145 kilolitres.

Table 6: BIDCORP WATER CONSUMPTION IN KILOLITRES BETWEEN 2016–2017

Region 2016 2017

Bidfood Australasia 227 751 233 420

Bidfood UK 284 375 297 823

Bidfood Europe 143 952 161 175

Bidfood Emerging Markets 234 361 317 727

TOTAL 890 440 1 010 145

7.2. INFORMATION ON OFFSETS

Bidcorp has not offset any of its GHG emissions through either the purchasing of renewable energy or

any other appropriate offsetting mechanism.


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SECTION F 8. NEXT STEPS FOR BIDCORP

8.1. VERIFICATION OF GHG INVENTORY

An independent verification party has not assured this report in its entirety. It is recommended that the

carbon footprint report be verified.

8.2. SCIENCE-BASED TARGETS

The Science Based Targets initiative is a partnership between CDP,1 United Nations Global Compact

(UNGC), World Resources Institute (WRI) and World Wildlife Fund (WWF). The initiative enables

leading companies to set targets which will hold global warming below the 2°C threshold — as directed

by science and promoted through the Paris Agreement.2.

To date, 230 companies worldwide have committed to setting SBTs, including, inter alia, Coca Cola,

Daimler, GlaxoSmithkline, Nestlé and Unilever. In addition, a number of South African companies –

including Exxaro, Pick ‘n Pay, Tiger Brands, Tongaat Hulett, Woolworths and Mediclinic – have also

aligned with the initiative.

Carbon Calculated recommends that Bidcorp consider adopting science-based reduction targets.

8.3. CARBON TAX

As part of South Africa’s ongoing efforts to move towards a low carbon economy and to meet South

Africa’s INDC targets, National Treasury has proposed a tax on local carbon emissions.

The ultimate design of the South African tax is yet to be finalised. The anticipated initial implementation

date was January 2017. However, in the latest South African Budget Speech of 22 February 2017, it

was announced that a revised Carbon Tax Bill will be published for public consultation and tabled in

Parliament later in 2017. This suggests that the carbon tax may come into play in early 2018.

1 CDP (formally the Carbon Disclosure Project) is an independent not-for-profit organisation with the aim of seeking information on the risks and opportunities of the business presented by climate change and greenhouse gas emissions data from the world’s largest companies. CDP has become the leading standard for carbon disclosure and process. The CDP website is the largest repository of corporate greenhouse gas emissions data in the world. 2 http://sciencebasedtargets.org/about-us/ Accessed 07 April 2017.


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It is important to keep in mind that those businesses which have identified themselves as not-liable for

carbon tax during the first phase will still be required to submit environmental levy accounts regardless

of whether any carbon tax payment is due.

8.4. CARBON CALCULATED’S ADDITIONAL SERVICE OFFERINGS

Carbon Calculated offers additional services to complement this Bidcorp 2017 Carbon Footprint Report:

Feedback sessions, and/or presentations to executive and senior management

Lunchtime talks to explain carbon to all levels of employees

National GHG reporting requirements

Calculation of potential carbon tax liability

Realignment of baseline for previous year’s carbon footprint (if required)

Target setting guidance

Scope 3 corporate value chain emissions calculations

CONTACT INFORMATION Nici Palmer

Carbon Calculated, Founding Member

[email protected]

Telephone: 021 001 0140 Cell: 082 549 7930

Alex Hetherington

Carbon Calculated, Founding Member

[email protected]

Telephone: 021 001 0140 Cell: 082 411 3191

Ashley Biggs

Bidcorp, Company Secretary

[email protected]

Telephone: 010 592 2158 Cell: 082 459 7051





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Energy Research Centre, 2015. Technical background information to support the development of the mitigation

component of South Africa’s intended nationally determined contribution, including support required for mitigation.

Energy Research Centre, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Emission Factors for Greenhouse Gas Inventories, April 2014 Washington DC,

EPA

Available from: https://www.epa.gov/sites/production/files/2015-07/documents/emission-factors_2014.pdf (Accessed

October 2017)

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, 1996. The Science of Climate Change, Contribution of Working Group 1 to

the Second Assessment Report 1995, (Eds. JT Houghton et al). Cambridge University Press

International Energy Agency, 2016. World CO2 Emissions from Fuel Combustion. IEA

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http://www.ghgprotocol.org/




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APPENDIX A INFORMATION ON CARBON FOOTPRINTING

Direct and Indirect Emissions Under the GHG Protocol, emissions are categorised as ‘direct’ when they are generated from activities or sources within the reporting company’s organisational boundary and which the company owns or controls. ‘Indirect’ sources are those emissions related to the company’s activities that are emitted from sources owned or controlled by another company, e.g., purchased electricity, rental cars, commercial airlines or paper.

Scope 1 Emissions Emissions from sources owned or controlled by the reporting company, e.g., generators, refrigeration, air-conditioning units.

Scope 2 Emissions Emissions associated with the consumption of purchased electricity, heat or steam from a source that is not owned or controlled by the reporting company, e.g., an electricity utility such as Eskom. Scope 2 emissions are reported according to either the location-based or market-based approach.

Location-based and Market-based The location-based method reflects the average emissions intensity of electricity grids on which energy consumption occurs, thus using the grid average emission factor. The market-based method reflects the emissions from electricity-generating sources that companies have purposefully chosen — for example, energy from a wind farm — which may be different from the electricity that is generated for the local grid. Different electricity suppliers and contracts emit more or less greenhouse gases depending on the energy source or technology resulting in a supplier-specific emission factor.

Scope 3 Emissions Scope 3 emissions are indirect emissions, other than purchased electricity, heat or steam, which can be described as relevant to the activities of the reporting company, e.g., business travel, but which are emitted by sources in the reporting company’s supply chain.


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APPENDIX B BIDFOOD AUSTRALASIA CARBON FOOTPRINT

Description Units Total consumption Metric tonnes of CO2e emissions

Scope 1

Stationary fuel Kilograms – LPG 61 117 180

Total 180 Fugitive emissions

Not reported

Total Not reported

Mobile fuel

Litres – diesel 9 339 735 24 955

Litres – petrol 720 184 1 657

Kilograms – LPG 20 486 60

Total 26 672

Scope 2 Electricity

kWh – purchased electricity 73 142 923 43 948

kWh – renewable electricity 00 00

Total 73 142 923 43 948

Total Scope 1 emissions 26 852


Total Scope 1&2 emissions 70 800

Full-time employees 4 382

Revenue (ZARm) 29 440

Scope 1&2 emissions per fulltime employe (tCO2e/FTE) 16.16

Scope 1&2 emissions per revenue: (tCO2e/ZARm) 2.40

* All decimal points, excluding ratio calculations, rounded up to nearest whole number.


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APPENDIX C BIDFOOD UK CARBON FOOTPRINT


Scope 1

Stationary fuel

Litres – Diesel 25 000 69

Litres - Kerosene 3 000 8

Kilograms – LNG 229 522 646

Total 723

Fugitive emissions

Not reported

Total Not reported

Mobile fuel

Litres – diesel 38 633 316 103 225

Litres – petrol 828 2

Total 103 228

Scope 2 Electricity


kWh – renewable electricity 1 343 572 00

Total 85 223 567 29 489







Scope 1&2 emissions per revenue: (tCO2e/ZARm) 2.67 * All decimal points, excluding ratio calculations, rounded up to nearest whole number.


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APPENDIX D BIDFOOD EUROPE CARBON FOOTPRINT


Scope 1

Stationary fuel

Litres – Diesel 2 424 7

Kilograms – LPG 9 500 28

Kilograms – LNG 1 003 418 2 824

Total 2 859

Fugitive emissions

Not reported

Total Not reported

Mobile fuel

Litres – diesel 11 902 823 31 803

Litres – petrol 793 347 1 825

Total 33 628

Scope 2 Electricity


kWh – renewable electricity 10 000 00

Total 81 725 934 38 057







Scope 1&2 emissions per revenue: (tCO2e/ZARm) 2.31 * All decimal points, excluding ration calculations, rounded up to nearest whole number.


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APPENDIX E BIDFOOD EMERGING MARKETS CARBON FOOTPRINT


Scope 1

Stationary fuel

Litres – diesel 72 874 195

Kilograms – LPG 58 0

Kilograms – LNG 546 022 1 537

Total 1 732

Fugitive emissions

Not reported

Total Not reported

Mobile fuel

Litres – diesel 7 612 243 20 339

Litres – petrol 1 750 958 4 029

Litres - biodiesel 42 967 1

Total 24 369

Scope 2 Electricity


kWh – renewable electricity 00 00

Total 55 183 915 43 256







Scope 1&2 emissions per revenue: (tCO2e/ZARm) 3.60

* All decimal points, excluding ratio calculations, rounded up to nearest whole number.