From renewable energy breakthroughs to cutting-edge process optimization, LDC is working toward more sustainable and efficient industrial operations, with recent progress in three critical areas: clean energy, efficiency and ‘Industry 4.0’. Powering a More Sustainable Future Transitioning to clean energy is essential for both efficient and sustainable industry, and a key lever toward LDC’s goal to reduce Scope 1 & 2 emissions by 33.6% by 2030, compared to a 2022 baseline. In 2025, we accelerated moves toward renewable, lower-carbon energy sources across our global operations. Why it matters: Clean […]
Read more about Driving Industrial Transformation at LDC: Spotlight on Energy, Efficiency and DigitalTransitioning to clean energy is essential for both efficient and sustainable industry, and a key lever…
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On any given day, and especially during peak harvest seasons, LDC’s facilities around the globe handle huge volumes of products, including tens (if not hundreds) of thousands of deliveries and shipments by truck, barge, rail or marine vessels – all managed by our dedicated operational teams at each site.
In this edition of Trade Talks, we’re exploring the dynamic and evolving world of soy trading with Lisa, our Meal Marketing Manager based in Shanghai, who shared her insights into life and success as a soy trader.
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LDC celebrates the first anniversary of its Coffee Platform’s sustainability strategy, which aims to support and empower coffee communities, reduce environmental impact, and meet global commitments.
LDC is working to protect the Cerrado, the world’s second largest biome, by supporting farmers in adopting more responsible farming practices in the region.