Sustainability Data

Various data on sustainability activities are available to the public.

Organizational Governance

Data Item		FY2021	FY2022	FY2023	FY2024	FY2025
External Directors^*1		4	5	4	6	6
Ratio of female Directors and Auditors^*1	Inside Directors	0% (0 out of 5)	0% (0 out of 5)	0% (0 out of 5)	0% (0 out of 4)	0% (0 out of 4)
	External Directors	25.0% (1 out of 4)	20.0% (1 out of 5)	25.0% (1 out of 4)	16.0% (1 out of 6)	16.0% (1 out of 6)
	Auditor	0% (0 out of 3)	0% (0 out of 3)	0% (0 out of 3)	-	-

*1At the 10th Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders held on June 21, 2024, our company transitioned to a company with an Audit and Supervisory Committee. Consequently, beginning with the fiscal year ending March 2025, we will include directors who are members of the Audit and Supervisory Committee in our management team.

Human Rights

Data Item	FY2021	FY2022	FY2023	FY2024	FY2025
Number of participants in training on Compliance and Human Rights issues in the workplace^*1	615	649	653	658	856

*1Total number of participants in trainings organized by our Human Resources Division

Safety and Health

Data Item	FY2021	FY2022	FY2023	FY2024	FY2025
Number of people trained in Safety and Health^*1	78^*1	72^*1	29	784^*2	833

*1Held for factory workers in addition to new hires for the fiscal year ending March 2022
*2In fiscal year 2024, we will provide video training to all employees, as well as specialized training to factory workers.

Labor Practice

Data Item	FY2021	FY2022	FY2023	FY2024	FY2025
Number of employees^*1	525	513	514	522	586
Number of temporary employees^*2	55	53	61	58	65
Number of participants in training for capacity building and skill improvement programs^*3	541	1001	948	1119	1239
Domestic employee retention rate	96.2%	95.9%	96.9%	97.6%	97.9%
(Voluntary turnover of full-time employees)	3.8%	4.1%	3.1%	2.4%	2.1%
Ratio of female employees^*4	19.7%	20.0%	20.5%	20.5%	20.0%
Ratio of female managers	1.1%	1.9%	2.2%	4.6%	2.8%
Ratio of female employees to new graduates hired	40.00%	28.6%	40.9%	30.8%	24.1%
Ratio of female employees to new graduates hired	(8 out of 26)	(4 out of 14)	(9 out of 22)	(8 out of 26)	(7 out of 29)
Average number of leisure days	12.3days	14.0days	13.6days	13.7days	13.7days
Number of employees taking childcare leave	Female:5 Male:1	Female:3 Male:7	Female:7 Male:11	Female:0 Male:10	Female:3 Male:10

*1Number of employees (excluding employees on secondment from the Company to outside companies and including employees on secondment from outside companies to the Company)
*2Average annual number of employees
*3Total number of participants in trainings organized by our Human Resources Division
*4 FEED ONE full-time employee base

Environment

Data Item		FY2021	FY2022	FY2023	FY2024	FY2025
CO₂ emissions
Scope1 + Scope2^*1		46,267 t-CO₂	49,546 t-CO₂	48,412 t-CO₂	44,331 t-CO₂	43,697 t-CO₂
	Scope1	17,353 t-CO₂	20,684 t-CO₂	19,046 t-CO₂	18,638 t-CO₂	19,070 t-CO₂
	Scope2	28,913 t-CO₂	28,862 t-CO₂	29,366 t-CO₂	25,693 t-CO₂	24,627 t-CO₂
Scope3		1,634,175 t-CO₂	1,730,980 t-CO₂	1,737,428 t-CO₂	1,724,828 t-CO₂	1,839,234 t-CO₂
	Category 1 [Purchased goods and services^*1]	1,611,030 t-CO₂	1,712,159 t-CO₂	1,717,291 t-CO₂	1,695,577 t-CO₂	1,810,485 t-CO₂^*2
	Category 2 [Capital goods^*1]	10,375 t-CO₂	7,581 t-CO₂	9,918 t-CO₂	14,453 t-CO₂	13,800 t-CO₂
	Category 3 [Fuel-and-energy-related activities not included in Scope 1 or 2^*1]	6,363 t-CO₂	4,602 t-CO₂	4,728 t-CO₂	9,268 t-CO₂	9,443 t-CO₂
	Category 5 [Waste generated in operations^*1]	1,047 t-CO₂	950 t-CO₂	944 t-CO₂	1,122 t-CO₂	1,126 t-CO₂
	Category 6 [Business travel]	78 t-CO₂	104 t-CO₂	162 t-CO₂	183 t-CO₂	194 t-CO₂
	Category 7 [Employee commuting]	359 t-CO₂	346 t-CO₂	346 t-CO₂	360 t-CO₂	418 t-CO₂
	Category 8 [Upstream leased assets]	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable
	Category 10 [Processing of sold products]	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable
	Category 11 [Use of sold products]	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable
	Category 12 [End-of-life treatment of sold products]	842 t-CO₂	862 t-CO₂	897 t-CO₂	819 t-CO₂	788 t-CO₂
	Category 13 [Downstream leased assets]	4,081 t-CO₂	4,375 t-CO₂	3,142 t-CO₂	3,045 t-CO₂	2,980 t-CO₂
	Category 14 [Franchises]	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable
	Category 15 [Investments]	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable
Energy consumption^*1
Electricity consumption		59,297,000kWh	60,904,000kWh	61,120,000kWh	61,714,000kWh	62,089,000kWh
Of which, renewable energy		-	-	-	9,799,000kWh	11,871,000kWh
Heavy oil consumption		1,470 kL	1,562 kL	1,603 kL	1,578 kL	1,389kL
City gas consumption		4,937,000N㎥	6,336,000N㎥	6,027,000N㎥	5,925,000N㎥	6,248,000N㎥
Steam consumption (other companiessupply)		71,061 GJ	13,663 GJ	17,053 GJ	18,015 GJ	17,948 GJ
Other environmental data^*1
Water consumption		256,213 ㎥	302,087 ㎥	300,428 ㎥	277,336 ㎥	312,302 ㎥
Amount of waste		3,279 t	2,855 t	2,895 t	3,268 t	3,291 t

*1Consolidated subsidiaries (feed manufacturing plants and food/farm subsidiaries)
*2Calculation methodology has been revised. Figures for previous years were calculated based on the former methodology.
*3Includes electricity generated from renewable energy sources and electricity supplied through renewable energy certificate-based products.

Remark : Due to rounding, totals may not match exactly.

Promotion of Social Contribution Activities

Data Item		FY2021	FY2022	FY2023	FY2024	FY2025
Number of educational support courses conducted (including food education lectures)		2	1	3	6	7
	Number of participants in educational support courses	230	15	66	128	259
Number of food donation activities (cumulative total)		3	2	2	18	40
Community contribution activity expenditure		696,714yen	2,139,244yen	2,492,501yen	2,893,569yen	3,646,969yen
Number of people participating in volunteer activities		40	73	71	74	98