Pride in what we do
At Cranswick, we take our responsibilities to people and the planet seriously. We want to protect and restore natural habitats and increase biodiversity.
“As one of the world’s most responsible food producers, the choice is a simple one for us at Cranswick. We don’t want to be part of the problem – we want to be part of the solution. We want to inspire positive change and lead the way so that others can follow. That’s why we created Second Nature. It’s our climate ready blueprint for action.”
Adam Couch, Chief Executive Officer

Second Nature is our ambitious sustainability initiative.
We are passionate about ensuring we play our part in delivering a sustainable global food system. We want to lead the way in sustainability and continue to drive positive change from farm to fork. Put simply, we believe sustainability should be embedded in every business decision.
Second Nature is about challenging not only ourselves as individuals and as a business, it’s all encompassing; working together with our suppliers, supporting local communities and engaging stakeholders in everything we do. Making sustainability Second Nature.


Our Strategy
Our group-wide sustainability strategy addresses five interconnected pillars which reflect how we operate as a business, from farm to fork.
Through these pillars, we are addressing the key issues facing us as a food producer while aligning our commitments to global frameworks.
Our journey So far
All of our eligible manufacturing sites are
certified carbon neutral
pas 2060
Switching to 100% certified
deforestation free
soya feed
We have reduced our
Edible food loss & waste
by 61% since 2017
We have
verified & approved
science based targets
We are going net zero by 2040
With lower carbon ways
of farming, sourcing, producing and living
Our production facilities and coldstores
Are all powered by 100%
renewable grid electricity
We were one of the first meat businesses
to join courtauld 2025
and commit to making our food
production more sustainable
we were a founding member of
the UK plastics pact to
help eliminate single use plastic packing