Kellogg have adopted a strong environmental policy, demonstrating our dedication to caring for our local communities and protecting our environment.

There are many different ways that we can help the environment, some of which you may even be able to become involved in yourself. Whether it be supporting local government initiatives, helping charities, or volunteering for various community groups, these are all positive ways that we can help make a difference to our environment.

Here are just a few ways that Kellogg are lending a helping hand to our local communities and promoting protection of the environment.

Working for a sustainable future

Kellogg recognise the need to ensure its operations are conducted in a manner that leads to an improved quality of life for current and future generations.
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Energy and water efficiency

Everyday Kellogg looks for opportunities to improve the efficiency of our energy processes.
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Environmental Mission

Since Kellogg initially began operating in Australia in 1924, the company has maintained a long record of environmental responsibility.
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Environmental Policy

The Kellogg company’s corporate environmental policy promotes and maintains environmentally responsible practices for the benefit of customers, consumers, employees and the community in which we operate.
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Environmental Assessments

Kellogg regularly conducts in-depth environmental assessments of its manufacturing facilities in Australia.
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Packaging and waste reduction

It is not enough, however, to just rely on using recycled packaging. Another important factor has been eliminating the use of excessive packaging throughout our operations.
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Recycled Packaging

Since 1906, when the first box of Kellogg’s® Corn Flakes was produced in Battle Creek, Michigan, USA, Kellogg’s® have always used recycled paperboard for both its carton and case material.
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Workplace Conservation

We have expanded efforts and are continuing to conserve workplace materials and supplies through an employee led program which stress the "Three Rs of Conservation" - Reduce, Re-use and Recycle.
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