Sustainability at Sysco
One Planet. One Table.
Sysco has long been committed to shaping a more sustainable future for our industry. Sitting at the centre of the food system, connecting farms, processors and operators, we have a unique opportunity to drive change at scale, from farm to fork. Our plan, Securing the Future of Food, helps customers and suppliers stay ahead by reducing costs and building a food system that lasts.
A sustainable future with Sysco
We only have one planet, and we all need to come to the table to help protect it over the long term. Sysco is a longtime leader and a trusted partner within the foodservice ecosystem.
For more than six decades, we have pursued our purpose of connecting the world to share food and care for one another. Underpinning this purpose is our commitment to model and promote sustainable practices. We know that what we do today will shape the food systems of the future.
People
- Supporting communities
- Diversity, equity & inclusion
- Workplace wellbeing & safety
Product
- Healthy and sustainable offer
- Sustainable packaging
- Provenance and responsible sourcing
Sysco sustainability in the news
One Planet One Table
Sysco GB launches One Planet One Table to support customers with sustainability-focused sourcing decisions.
Zero Carbon Forum expands industry collaboration into the supply chain with Sysco GB
Sysco GB become Zero Carbon Forum's first food wholesaler Supplier Member
They will collaborate with operators to build resilient food and drink supply chains, improve data and reduce emissions through practical action across the value chain.
Road to Logistics & Sysco GB Win DEI Company of the Year at Multimodal Awards
Not for profit training organisation, Road to Logistics and the nation’s leading foodservice company, Sysco GB have been named Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Company of the Year at the 2026 Multimodal Awards.
Meals & More Allocates Biggest Ever Funding Round to Support Families This Summer
Meals & More has announced its largest ever funding round, committing £540,000 to support children and families during the school holidays — a lifeline at a time when more households are struggling to cope with rising costs.