
Valio Aimo® sustainability
Our sustainability work is based on Valio’s sustainability focus areas, which we have supplemented with an eye on the special features of wholesale trade, such as sourcing. Our focus areas are efficient operations, transparent sourcing and supporting the customer.

Supporting the customer
We want to provide our customers with tools and information to support their decision-making.
In 2025, we published a section in the My Aimo service where our customers can delve deeper into the carbon footprint of their food purchases, the degree of domestic origin, and the share of certified products. Our next goal is to publish a report focusing on the delivered kilograms and transport emissions.
Transparent sourcing
We believe that fair partnership and cooperation are the basis for transparent sourcing. We are endlessly interested in the origin of our products and share this information openly with our customers.
Through product and supplier approval, we ensure that our products and suppliers meet the food safety and sustainability criteria we have set.


Efficient operations
We pay attention to the effectiveness of our operations. In the spring of 2026, we entered a new era in our energy efficiency agreement, and we aim for our wholesalers to use only zero-emission energy. In addition, we have rolled up our sleeves so that we can halve Valio Aimo’s food waste by 2030.
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Code of Conduct
Our Code of Conduct guides us in acting according to Valio’s values – customer and consumer focus, responsibility, renewal, and collaboration – and summarizes our principles of operation.

Sustainability report
We report the results of our work annually in Valio’s financial statements and sustainability review. The sustainability review provides a detailed overview of Valio’s actions to promote the well-being of people, animals, and the environment.

Certificates
Certificates validate compliance with operational requirements. They confirm that our operations are sustainable, high-quality, and safe. Certificates are awarded by an independent external entity, which also monitors adherence to the certificates and criteria.