AB InBev is championing regenerative agriculture as a means to restore soil health and enhance its key properties, such as water retention, soil structure, and carbon storage. Their approach includes minimal tilling, crop rotation, and maintaining soil cover. Notable projects like the Aguas Firmes initiative in Mexico and model farms in South Africa highlight the practical benefits and scalability of these practices. These projects underscore the effectiveness of regenerative agriculture in promoting sustainable farming and boosting climate resilience. Additionally, ongoing research is focused on refining and improving these regenerative farming techniques to further support their sustainability goals.

AB InBev is actively working with its suppliers to decarbonize its value chain, having achieved a 20.7% reduction in GHG emissions intensity since 2017. Their strategy includes various initiatives such as implementing regenerative agriculture, adopting low-carbon packaging solutions, utilizing electric trucks to lower logistics emissions, and transitioning to renewable energy for cooling processes. The Eclipse platform plays a pivotal role in this effort by enhancing supplier engagement and driving climate action and innovation throughout the supply chain. AB InBev has set an ambitious target to reach net-zero emissions across its value chain by 2040, reflecting its commitment to sustainability and climate resilience.

AB InBev's 2022 ESG report underscores their dedication to sustainability and social responsibility. Notable achievements include the use of 97.1% renewable electricity and a significant 39.2% reduction in Scopes 1 and 2 emissions since 2017. Additionally, 77% of their products are now in sustainable packaging, either returnable or made from recycled materials. The company is also committed to promoting smart drinking initiatives and advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion, with 35% of their salaried workforce being women.

AB InBev's 2022 Water Security report emphasizes their thorough approach to water management, which includes efficient water use, recycling efforts, and addressing water risks across their global operations. The company has achieved a 14% improvement in water efficiency since 2017 and aims to further reduce water use per hectoliter of production. AB InBev actively recycles treated wastewater for cooling and cleaning processes, resulting in a 5% reduction in water consumption through these initiatives. Looking ahead, the company is focused on continuing to enhance water efficiency and reduce its water footprint, with a target of a 25% reduction in water use per hectoliter of production by 2025.

AB InBev's 2022 CDP Climate Change report underscores their strong commitment to sustainability. The report highlights a significant 20% reduction in CO2e emissions, achieved through initiatives such as model farms in the US, which have collectively reduced carbon emissions by 186,994 metric tons. The company emphasizes water conservation, sustainable farming practices, and the use of low-carbon products, including the Michelob ULTRA low-carbon can. Key initiatives also feature a global net-zero target by 2040 and the introduction of innovative technologies in brewing and packaging to further advance their sustainability goals.