Lobbying Governance
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| Moderate |
Royal Unibrew A/S describes several processes aimed at aligning its external engagement with its climate commitments, notably through active participation in trade associations and targeted input to public consultations. The company states that “Royal Unibrew is represented at the Board of the National Trade associations and are through these represented in international trade associations such as Brewers of Europe and UNESDA (European Soft Drinks Industry), especially in the EU” and that it “participates actively in the Associations’ strategy and goal setting activities.” It adds that “when new legislation is proposed or voluntary schemes are introduced in relation to climate, we make input to statements as part of the public consultations to ensure that the proposed requirements are in line with our commitments and goals on climate,” demonstrating a concrete mechanism to align both indirect and direct engagement. Royal Unibrew also confirms “Yes” when asked about having “a public commitment or position statement to conduct your engagement activities in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement.” However, the company does not disclose any named individual or formal body responsible for overseeing these activities, nor does it describe an ongoing review or audit process or criteria for assessing its participation in associations.
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