Company Directory - Kraft Foods
Company Details - Kraft Foods
Kraft Foods
A global food and beverage leader with a diverse portfolio of brands.
CCI Score
CCI Score: Kraft Foods
13.23
-0.01%
Latest Event
Kraft Firings Feed Protests [Argentina]
Kraft Foods Argentina fired 160 union workers during labor protests, using repressive measures including police involvement and union intimidation, raising serious concerns regarding labor rights violations.
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Latest Events
- AUG012025
Kraft Foods Argentina fired 160 union workers during labor protests, using repressive measures including police involvement and union intimidation, raising serious concerns regarding labor rights violations.
-80
Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 19
Kraft Foods' decision to fire 160 union workers in Argentina during ongoing protests, coupled with reports of repressive measures such as police involvement and interrogations without legal representation, represents a stark violation of labor rights. This action not only undermines fair labor practices but also signals a troubling instance of corporate complicity in authoritarian suppression of worker dissent.
- JAN012025
Kraft Foods, through its global human rights policy outlined on its ESG webpage, demonstrates a commitment to international labor standards and ethical supply chain practices by prohibiting child labor, forced labor, and other abuses. The policy emphasizes due diligence in relations with suppliers and business partners to ensure adherence to human rights norms.
+85
Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 19
Kraft Foods demonstrates a strong commitment to labor rights and human rights practices by adhering to international guidelines, explicitly prohibiting child labor, forced labor, abuse, harassment, and discrimination. The policy reflects an intent to uphold and protect worker rights, which aligns well with anti-fascist values of protecting vulnerable groups.
+80
Supply Chain Ethics
March 19
The company places significant emphasis on ethical supply chain management by requiring suppliers to abide by strict human rights and labor standards. The inclusion of rigorous due diligence processes and contractual obligations with suppliers reflects a proactive approach to mitigate supply chain abuses, although further transparency in outcomes would enhance this effort.
- MAY312024
Kraft Heinz's report outlines comprehensive measures to prevent forced and child labour in its supply chains in Canada, detailing robust supplier guidelines, mandatory human rights training, and third‐party auditing processes.
+85
Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 19
Kraft Heinz demonstrates a strong commitment to labor rights by mandating human rights training for employees and enforcing a Global Human Rights Policy that aligns with internationally recognized standards. Their rigorous audit and compliance mechanisms indicate robust practices to safeguard worker rights and prevent forced and child labour.
+80
Supply Chain Ethics
March 19
The report highlights proactive supply chain ethics measures at Kraft Heinz including stringent supplier guiding principles, regular third-party audits, and detailed risk assessments. These measures work together to ensure that ethical sourcing practices are maintained and that any risk for forced labour is minimized.
- MAY052021
Investors have recognized the company for initiating a robust human rights due diligence process in line with UN Guiding Principles, addressing critical labor rights and supply chain issues.
+80
Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 19
Kraft Foods, through its associated operations, has committed to conducting a Human Rights Impact Assessment and implementing the UN Guiding Principles. This proactive move is a positive step toward improving labor relations and ensuring respect for human rights throughout its operations.
Investors Commend Kraft Heinz for Efforts to Advance Human Rights
+70
Supply Chain Ethics
March 19
The company has started third-party due diligence audits targeting high-risk commodities in its supply chain. This initiative is aimed at mitigating forced labor risks and promoting ethical sourcing, although further transparency in outcomes is needed.
Investors Commend Kraft Heinz for Efforts to Advance Human Rights
- JAN012020
Kraft Foods, operating under the Kraft Heinz banner, details its systematic process for political contributions and lobbying. While the company emphasizes compliance, transparency, and adherence to regulatory requirements, its active engagement in political financing reinforces corporate influence over policymaking—a dynamic viewed critically by anti-fascist advocates who oppose corporate interference in democracy.
-30
Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 19
Kraft Foods, through its detailed political contributions and lobbying activities, leverages corporate funds to potentially mold public policy. Although the process is implemented with stringent compliance and transparency measures, from an anti-fascist perspective this deliberate corporate engagement in the political arena bolsters undue influence over democratic institutions, thus contributing to an environment where corporate power may undermine broad-based political participation.
- MAY082014
A shareholder resolution and ensuing public controversy have spotlighted Kraft Foods' use of millions of dollars in political contributions to oppose GMO labeling legislation, raising serious concerns about corporate interference in democratic processes.
-80
Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 19
Kraft Foods has been criticized for spending millions to defeat GMO labeling legislation, an action that exemplifies the use of corporate funds to influence political outcomes. This practice not only undermines transparency in political processes but also risks prioritizing profit over consumer rights and democratic accountability, aligning the company with actions that facilitate authoritarian influences.
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