Non-financial
reports

We provide detailed reports on our non-financial activities in our annual social responsibility reports. These are prepared in accordance with GRI principles.

80%

of entrepreneurs surveyed believe that the Eurocash Group conducts its business in a responsible manner

NPS survey, 2022

The Eurocash Group has been operating in Poland for nearly 30 years. During this time, the company has become an important part of the trade industry and a loyal partner for tens of thousands of entrepreneurs running local stores throughout the country.

A large scale of operations brings with it great responsibility – for the quality of the products and services we provide, for our customers, employees and partners, for the socio-economic environment, and the natural environment as well. For a number of years now we have been monitoring and presenting information on such issues in the annual Eurocash Group Social Responsibility Report

It is prepared in accordance with GRI (Global Reporting Initiative) standards and presents initiatives undertaken as part of responsible business practices in detail. We consistently implement the Eurocash Group's Sustainable Development Strategy 2020+, which we use as a roadmap in our everyday work.

Eurocash Group Sustainability Report for 2023

In 2023, the Eurocash Group collaborated with over 87,000 customers and employed over 19,000 people. Equally significant as the scale of operations was our support for Polish entrepreneurship, industry education, and initiatives to prevent food waste. In 2023, Eurocash not only significantly reduced CO2 emissions—by 30% compared to the baseline year 2020—but also increased its commitment to reduce them by 47.7% by 2030. However, responsibility is not only about planned actions—it also involves responding to current environmental circumstances. In the latest report, we summarized the aid activities carried out within the Group, as well as 10 years of our Foundation's operation.

The actions we undertake as part of activities related to our social responsibility always focus on creating the best and safest workplace for our 20 000 employees, as well as being a strong business partner for nearly 90 000 entrepreneurs and supporting their development. (…) We are aware of the great scale of our social responsibility, which is why, since 2019, our activities have been conducted in line with the Eurocash Group's Sustainable Development Strategy 2020+.

Paweł Surówka
President of the Management Board of the Eurocash Group

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The Eurocash Group is the leading wholesale distributor of FMCG products.

Over 19 thousand Eurocash Group employees.

The Eurocash Group supplies products to over 56 thousand retail outlets, of which about 16 thousand are stores affiliated with franchise and partner networks cooperating with the Group.

Hybrid cars already account for 90% of the total fleet.

A food salvage rate of 9.17%.

Over 335 tons of food donated to aid organizations.

The Eurocash Group is the leading wholesale distributor of FMCG products.

Hybrid cars already account for 90% of the total fleet.

A food salvage rate of 9.17%.

Over 19 thousand Eurocash Group employees.

The Eurocash Group supplies products to over 56 thousand retail outlets, of which about 16 thousand are stores affiliated with franchise and partner networks cooperating with the Group.

Over 335 tons of food donated to aid organizations.

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Report on the Eurocash Group's impact on the entrepreneurship of its customers in 2020.

The Eurocash Group decided to see how its activities translate in practice into the business operations of Eurocash customers, as well as their entrepreneurship. The report is an original model prepared by the Group and is completely original in Poland. It determines the Eurocash Group's percentage share in the impact on the development of its customers' entrepreneurship, which has been calculated to average up to 41%. The remaining 59% are other factors, such as the business environment, legal and tax regulations, and the attitude of the entrepreneurs.

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