The partnership will provide farm-level carbon data and support decarbonisation initiatives across Barry Callebaut’s dairy supply chain, beginning with UK-sourced skimmed milk powder.
The appointment comes as Barry Callebaut reports stronger third-quarter volumes and outlines expectations for its fiscal 2025/26 performance.
The chocolate maker plans annual capital investments of up to CHF 350 million while prioritizing North America and strengthening its customer-focused growth strategy.
Barry Callebaut lowers profit outlook as cocoa surplus, weak demand, and supply disruptions weigh on performance despite expected second-half volume recovery.
Strategic disagreement over separating the cocoa unit reportedly led to leadership change at the world’s largest chocolate maker.