Baladna reports 2025 water, energy and emissions progress in Qatar

 

 

Baladna has released its 2025 Sustainability Report, its third consecutive sustainability report, outlining environmental, operational and local-value measures undertaken by the Qatar-based food and dairy company during the year. The company reported achieving 100% water recycling capability in 2025. It also said it reduced energy consumption by 12% and emissions by 41%, although the announcement did not specify the baseline, methodology or scope used for these reductions.

 

 

In transport, Baladna stated that it deployed Qatar’s first electric truck. The report announcement did not provide details on the vehicle’s application, operating route, payload or charging infrastructure. Baladna also said it expanded its health and wellness portfolio with a new protein range as part of its sustainable nutrition commitment. No further product, packaging or market-launch details were provided in the announcement.

 

 

The company reported an In-Country Value score of 82.47%, citing its focus on local business and the growth of its Qatari workforce. Qatar’s In-Country Value programme is intended to encourage local spending, investment and workforce development.

 

 

For food and beverage manufacturers, the reported measures are relevant to the wider supply chain, where water management, energy use, transport emissions and local sourcing remain operational considerations. Dairy and beverage producers typically require significant utility inputs across processing, cold-chain logistics and distribution, making performance reporting in these areas relevant to packaging suppliers, converters and logistics partners serving the sector.

 

 

Baladna described the report as a milestone in its sustainability programme and said the results set a direction for 2026 and beyond. The announcement did not disclose independently assured performance data, targets for the coming year, or specific actions relating to packaging materials, recyclability or waste reduction. The 2025 report follows two earlier sustainability reports issued by the company. Its publication provides stakeholders with an update on Baladna’s stated progress across resource management, emissions, transport, product development and local economic contribution in Qatar.