Full Name
John Durkan
Job Title
Group Environmental & Sustainability Manager
Company
ABP Food Group
Biography
John Durkan holds a Bachelor of Environmental Science, a Master of Science in Waste Management and an MBA in Business Management.
John is the Environmental and Sustainability Manager for ABP for over 30 years and has developed ABPs’ Sustainability policy over the past decade. ABP views sustainability as a key business metric, one that provides positive outcomes, improves competitiveness and makes sound business sense.
John has implemented many accredited systems within the processing sites to deliver sustainability e.g. ISO 14001, ISO 50001 & Carbon Trust Water, Carbon and Waste Standard and European Water Stewardship standard to good effect.
In today’s business environment, resource inputs are costly and their efficient usage is warranted. ABP’s campaign ‘Doing More with Less’ has commenced the decoupling of resource inputs to productivity. These resources include water, electricity, fuels, and other inputs.
ABP has adopted many mitigation measures to reducing GHG emission both within their processing facilities and also on the farm.
ABP Circular economy operates on many fronts from UCO recycling to biodiesel, food waste to Anaerobic Digestion and water reuse. ABP vision for water reuse is to embrace technology to deliver Maximum water reuse within facilities.
ABP signed up to Science based targets to reduce scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions for 2030 and 2050.
John is the Environmental and Sustainability Manager for ABP for over 30 years and has developed ABPs’ Sustainability policy over the past decade. ABP views sustainability as a key business metric, one that provides positive outcomes, improves competitiveness and makes sound business sense.
John has implemented many accredited systems within the processing sites to deliver sustainability e.g. ISO 14001, ISO 50001 & Carbon Trust Water, Carbon and Waste Standard and European Water Stewardship standard to good effect.
In today’s business environment, resource inputs are costly and their efficient usage is warranted. ABP’s campaign ‘Doing More with Less’ has commenced the decoupling of resource inputs to productivity. These resources include water, electricity, fuels, and other inputs.
ABP has adopted many mitigation measures to reducing GHG emission both within their processing facilities and also on the farm.
ABP Circular economy operates on many fronts from UCO recycling to biodiesel, food waste to Anaerobic Digestion and water reuse. ABP vision for water reuse is to embrace technology to deliver Maximum water reuse within facilities.
ABP signed up to Science based targets to reduce scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions for 2030 and 2050.
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