Connecting Source to Slice

We engage with our suppliers through different channels including regular reviews by our Procurement and Supplier Assurance teams. We also share best practice around topics such as animal welfare.

In 2023, we kicked off our new Supplier Sustainability Network with our three major suppliers to explore working more closely together and sharing best practice. We discussed plans to reduce emissions, implement sustainable farming practices and improve animal welfare.

We’re removing risks of exploitation of human rights in our supply chain. In 2023, we trained representatives from 100% of our franchise partners on spotting signs of modern slavery and all our stores had modern slavery checks. We commissioned a human rights risk assessment and are creating a roadmap to mitigate potential gaps in our supply chain. We’ll repeat this assessment every year, together with on-site modern slavery audits for every Domino’s store. We are committed to ensure that we remove the risk of exploitation and human rights issues in our operation – from suppliers to franchise partners.

We are committed to ensuring high standards of animal welfare throughout the production cycle.

We ensure our suppliers are rearing animals in stress-free conditions. All our animal welfare efforts are independently validated every year and we engage with animal welfare NGOs including CIWF, to ensure we are exceeding industry standards.

Our robust Animal Welfare Policy is for everyone who supplies us with animal-derived raw materials and products, and all new suppliers must agree compliance to the Domino’s Animal Welfare Policy. We also expect all suppliers to meet the Farm Animal Welfare Council’s Five Basic Freedoms. In 2023, we assessed our chicken welfare commitments against the European Chicken Commitment Criteria and are reviewing whether to become a signatory.

Click here to find out more about our Animal Welfare Policy.