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For more than 150 years, sustainability has been part of how Crisp Malt works with growers, customers and communities. Today, that long-standing commitment continues as Anglia Maltings Holdings (AMH), the parent company of Crisp Malt, announces its Net Zero target for 2045 and publishes its first Sustainability Report.

Now Anglia Maltings Holdings (AMH), of which Crisp Malt is part, has announced its commitment to Net Zero by 2045 and has launched our inaugural Sustainability Report.

The report outlines our Sustainability Strategy, which is guided by the UN Sustainable Development Goals alongside the company’s purpose and values. It also explains how Crisp Malt, EDME and Micronized Food Products will work towards shared environmental goals over the coming decades.

The full report can be downloaded here: Sustainability Report 2023

Progress Towards Our Sustainability Goals

Today, all electricity used across AMH’s UK operations comes from 100% renewable sources. Continued investment in heat exchangers and combined heat and power (CHP) systems is also helping reduce carbon emissions while improving operational efficiency.

There is very little waste. Co-products from processing, for example, are used in animal feed. Plus, the location of Crisp Malt’s production sites near key cereal-growing regions helps reduce transportation distances and associated emissions.

Harvesting Scottish Barley

“We are on the right track, but of course there is still a lot to do,”
says AMH Chief Executive, Stuart Sands.

“In a business built on the relationship with the land, we’re highly conscious of what has been passed down to us. We, in turn, have one eye on the future, and the legacy we will leave to those who follow. One of our company values, ‘Pass it on Better’, sums it up neatly.

“The impact of climate change affects us all, and we all have a part to play in reducing our impact on the environment. It is only by setting ambitious goals; devising effective strategies; and working cooperatively with partners and communities; that anything meaningful will be achieved.”

Stuart concludes, “We’re committed to net zero by 2045, and are working in partnership with our suppliers and customers to help us get there. Effective collaboration is the key to passing things on better to the next generation.”

Achieving Net Zero requires collaboration across the supply chain. By working closely with our growers, suppliers and customers, Crisp Malt is committed to making meaningful progress while continuing to produce high-quality malt for brewers and distillers around the world.

 

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