Barilla: global target of 250 Kt/year of raw materials from regenerative agriculture by 2030

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• 250,000 tonnes per year of raw materials from regenerative agriculture;
• 24 MW installed capacity for self-generation from renewable sources;
• +250% water recycled and reused in areas of water stress;
• -4,000 tonnes of packaging materials saved thanks to eco-design projects;
• and in 90% of volumes sold, a maximum of 0.5 g of salt per portion and 95% fibre source : These are Barilla's objectives in the transition to a more sustainable, efficient and resilient industrial model, the company announced on 09/07/2025.

• 250,000 tonnes of raw materials per year from regenerative agriculture;
• 24 MW of installed capacity for self-generation from renewable sources.
• 250% increase in water recycled and reused in areas of water stress;
•4,000 tonnes of packaging materials saved thanks to eco-design projects;
•In 90% of volumes sold, Barilla aims to use a maximum of 0.5 g of salt per portion and 95% fibre.
These are Barilla's objectives in the transition to a more sustainable, efficient and resilient industrial model, which the company announced on 09/07/2025.


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