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- HQ Location
- Germany
- Market Cap
- 48,900,000,000 EUR - Euro
- Annual Revenue
- 98,000,000,000 EUR - Euro
- Ticker
- Private
- Sector
- Food Retailers & Wholesalers
- Industry
- Business/Consumer Services
- Company Website
- www.lidl.de
- Twitter Handle
- lidl
- Parent Company
- Schwarz Gruppe
- Related Activities
- Danube Soy, LWG, RSPO
- Supply Chain Level
- Manufacturer, Retailer
- Commodities Produced or Used
- Soy, Timber & Pulp, Palm, Cattle, Cocoa
Last Updated 24 Aug 2021
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Read MoreResources
- Position papers for sustainable trade and shopping
- RTRS Report 2017
- Position paper for the purchase of sustainable cocoa
- Position paper for the sustainable purchase of palm oil
- Position paper for the sustainable purchase of animal products
- Position paper for the packaging materials
- Lidl UK Sustainable Soy Policy
- Factsheet soy initiative
- Lidl Ireland and Northern Ireland Position Paper on the Sustainable Sourcing of Cocoa
- Malta, Position Paper on the Responsible Sourcing of Cocoa
- UK, Sourcing Our Cocoa Responsibly
- Raw materials
- uk, corporate sustainability
- UK, THE GOOD FOOD REPORT, 2017/18
- Ireland, Sustainable sourcing
- Whistle blowing
- Code of Conduct
- Sustainability
- Compliance
- Human Rights and Environmental Due Diligence Policy Lidl Great Britain
- Cocoa Barometer 2018
- Deforestation-free supply chains at Lidl by 2025
- Focus on biodiversity
- RTRS 2018 Annual Report
- RTRS 2019 Annual Report
- RTRS 2020 Annual Report
- RSPO profile
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