With the commitment that defines us, I am pleased to share with you the sixth Landes Sustainability Report for 2024. This document highlights the progress we have made and the challenges we continue to face as a company, within the framework of an increasingly responsible and transparent management approach that is engaged with our environment.
2024 was marked by significant progress for Landes, both in business management and in the consolidation of our organizational culture. In a challenging context, we stayed on course, focusing on efficiency, sustainability, and the development of the people who make this company possible.
At the same time, the mussel business in Chiloé processed over 31,000 tons of raw material, consolidating its operations thanks to a modern and efficient plant, a committed team, and wise investment decisions. In contrast, salmon by-product processing decreased, despite implementing key improvements in quality and costs, as well as establishing a Cargo Consolidation Station in Puerto Montt.
These achievements would not have been possible without the organizational evolution that we are promoting. This year, we strengthened our teams with new talent, promoted a culture more open to change, and made progress in preparing succession plans for critical positions, especially in Talcahuano. This transformation is aligned with a vision of operational excellence, which today permeates all areas of the company, resulting in lower costs, greater efficiency, and a cross-functional digitalization that continues to move forward.
We are also responsibly addressing the challenge of attracting and retaining talent in a changing work environment.
We implemented improvements in people management and actively responded to new regulatory requirements, such as the Karin Law, which calls for significant cultural change.
People’s safety has always been a top priority for Landes. Throughout the year, we reinforced our health and safety campaigns, training, and activities focused on the care and well-being of all our teams.
Finally, we ended the year facing some tough challenges with realism. The limited availability of raw materials has significantly impacted one of our business areas, and the ongoing legislative debate over the new Fisheries Law is generating uncertainty that we are closely monitoring.
Even so, we look to the future with determination. We are ready to face the challenges that lie ahead in 2025 and will act wisely in response to legislation that lack technical foundations and transparency.
At the same time, we reaffirm our commitment to strengthening our operations, our people, and our dedication to the social and environmental dimensions of our business.
Andrés Fosk Belan
CEO
2024, LANDES IN FIGURES
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OF JACK MACKEREL/ ATLANTIC MACKEREL CAPTURED
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OF PRODUCTION BY THE TALCAHUANO FROZEN FOOD PLANT
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OF RAW MATERIAL PROCESSED IN FISHERY BY-PRODUCT PLANTS
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OF MUSSELS PROCESSED BY LANDES MUSSELS
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OF PRODUCTS SOLD ON 4 CONTINENTS
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LOCAL SUPPLIERS IN TALCAHUANO
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LOCAL SUPPLIERS FOR LANDES MUSSELS
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organics and inorganics
OF RECYCLED MATERIALS IN TALCAHUANO
2nd
certification
ON GREENHOUSE GAS (GHG) REDUCTION, AWARDED BY HUELLACHILE
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USE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY IN THE TALCAHUANO PLANTS
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REDUCTION OF RURAL DRINKING WATER USE AT LANDES MUSSELS
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employees
PEOPLE WORK AT LANDES
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FEMALE STAFF AT LANDES
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OF TRAINING PER PERSON AT TALCAHUANO
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active users
LANDES WEBSITE
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times mentioned
STRATEGIC PRESENCE IN THE MEDIA
GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF OPERATIONS
SANTIAGO OFFICE
LANDES TALCAHUANO 5 PLANTS FOR FROZEN PRODUCTS AND PROCESSING FISHERY BY-PRODUCTS
CIRCULAR PROTEIN CARGO CONSOLIDATION STATION IN PUERTO MONTT
The preparation of the Sustainability Report is a voluntary exercise in transparency that Landes has carried out since the publication of its first report in 2018.
This annual and systematic effort also contributes to enhancing its corporate reputation and strengthening its position in an increasingly demanding environment in terms of corporate responsibility. With each edition, Landes continues to improve its reporting capabilities, demonstrating an organizational culture focused on continuous improvement
Reporting process
This Sustainability Report covers the period between January 1st and December 31st, 2024. Its contents were prepared following the GRI 2021 Standards of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), and the Sectoral Standards GRI 13: Agriculture, Aquaculture and Fisheries Sectors 2022 were incorporated.
In addition, this Report considered other relevant sustainability standards and frameworks for its drafting:
Landes’ contribution to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations 2030 Agenda.
The specific standards of the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) in the meat, poultry, and dairy sector.
The framework of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosure (TCFD).