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Barry Callebaut reports full-year results for fiscal year 2009/10 ended August 31, 2010: Strong year – dynamic growth November 04, 2010 English Deutsch Français Overview •Significant sales volume growth: +7.6%
•Accelerated sales volume growth of Gourmet & Specialties business: +17.3%
•Sales revenue up 11.3% in local currencies (+6.8% in CHF)
•Strong operational result: EBIT +7.9% in local currencies (+5.6% in CHF)
•Excellent net profit development: +13.5% in local currencies (+10.9% in CHF)
•Financial performance targets1 confirmed and extended by one year through 2012/13
•Proposal of a capital repayment of CHF 14.00 per share, up 12% compared to prior year
•Mr Jakob Baer proposed for election as additional Board member
Group key figures for fiscal year 2009/10
•Accelerated sales volume growth of Gourmet & Specialties business: +17.3%
•Sales revenue up 11.3% in local currencies (+6.8% in CHF)
•Strong operational result: EBIT +7.9% in local currencies (+5.6% in CHF)
•Excellent net profit development: +13.5% in local currencies (+10.9% in CHF)
•Financial performance targets1 confirmed and extended by one year through 2012/13
•Proposal of a capital repayment of CHF 14.00 per share, up 12% compared to prior year
•Mr Jakob Baer proposed for election as additional Board member
Group key figures for fiscal year 2009/10
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.437.840 von Goldbaba am 02.11.10 16:46:14Aufgrund von Hunger verrecken ist natürlich viel „besser“ als „unvorstellbar gequält“ zu werden(und zu überleben). Ihr Scheuklappendenken gestattet es Ihnen nicht, die Alternative zur Kinderarbeit in diesen Ländern sehen zu wollen: Verrecken durch Hungertod. Leider ist das so! Und das hat mehr mit despotischen Herrschern die ihr Volk ausbeuten und weniger mit dem Geschäftssmodel von Barry Callebaut zu tun.
So einfach ist es leider nicht.
So einfach ist es leider nicht.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.437.840 von Goldbaba am 02.11.10 16:46:14Deshalb geht die Welt nicht unter. Ob du nun kaufst oder nicht, es macht bei der Aktie und den Investoren keinen Eindruck.
Barry Callebaut publiziert seine Ergebnisse für das Geschäftsjahr 2009/10 am 4. November 2010, um 07:00 Uhr
Wenn ich den Tex lese, wird es mir klar warum Barry Callebaut
den Produzenten von "Schmutziger Schokolade" nicht empfangen hat.
Eine Sekretärin hätte ja diese Absichtserklärung abgeben können..
Aber, wohlweislich den unmenschlichen Umständen entsprechend,
hat man sich verdeckt gehalten.
As a signer of the Cocoa Industry Protocol, we underscored our commitment as an industry member to work to support the eventual elimination of the worst forms of child and forced adult labor in cocoa growing
oder:
Abusive, dangerous or inappropriate work that may harm a child’s development, however, can never be condoned.
civil society organizations and governments, is working together with local communities in the effort to eliminate the worst forms of child labor and forced adult labor in the cocoa sector. While much work remains to be done, progress is being made.
Das ist doch der reinste Hohn.
Mir ist es gleichgültig wie Du Dein Geld verdienst,
aber wie Du richtig festgestellt hast,
ist diese Art von Einnahmen nichts für Weiche, sprich für Menschen mit einer
sozialen Verantwortung.
Deshalb kommt mir diese Aktie natürlich nicht ins Depot.
Ich würde mich zusehr vor mir selber schämen.
den Produzenten von "Schmutziger Schokolade" nicht empfangen hat.
Eine Sekretärin hätte ja diese Absichtserklärung abgeben können..
Aber, wohlweislich den unmenschlichen Umständen entsprechend,
hat man sich verdeckt gehalten.
As a signer of the Cocoa Industry Protocol, we underscored our commitment as an industry member to work to support the eventual elimination of the worst forms of child and forced adult labor in cocoa growing
oder:
Abusive, dangerous or inappropriate work that may harm a child’s development, however, can never be condoned.
civil society organizations and governments, is working together with local communities in the effort to eliminate the worst forms of child labor and forced adult labor in the cocoa sector. While much work remains to be done, progress is being made.
Das ist doch der reinste Hohn.
Mir ist es gleichgültig wie Du Dein Geld verdienst,
aber wie Du richtig festgestellt hast,
ist diese Art von Einnahmen nichts für Weiche, sprich für Menschen mit einer
sozialen Verantwortung.
Deshalb kommt mir diese Aktie natürlich nicht ins Depot.
Ich würde mich zusehr vor mir selber schämen.
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Eigentlich ist es mir egal, was du über BC denkst. Ich bin grundsätzlich pro BC. Die Historie solltest du dir auch einmal anlesen. Trotzdem hier nochmals ein Text aus BC´s engl. Website bzgl. Child Labour etc. Es wäre nicht schlecht, wenn du dir mal die Website anschaust. Ich hoffe, du beherrschst die engl. Sprache:
Protecting children
Engaging with cocoa farming communities to protect children – Barry Callebaut, alongside other industry members, civil society organizations and governments, is working together with local communities in the effort to eliminate the worst forms of child labor and forced adult labor in the cocoa sector. While much work remains to be done, progress is being made.
Helping to protect children in cocoa growing communities
Barry Callebaut's position on child labor
Read the Q&As
Industry protocol
English [744 KB]
GIG Progress report - March 2010
English [117 KB]
ICI Progress report - June 2009
English [2 MB]
About 70% of the world’s cocoa crop comes from West Africa. Cocoa is grown on some 2 million small family farms. Most family members including children usually help out from time to time. This is part of the agricultural tradition in West Africa, as in other countries around the world. Abusive, dangerous or inappropriate work that may harm a child’s development, however, can never be condoned.
Demonstrating our commitment
At Barry Callebaut, we support and respect the principles set forth in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. We strongly condemn slavery and abusive labor practices including any form of child slavery or practices that exploit children or expose them to harmful or hazardous conditions.
As a signer of the Cocoa Industry Protocol, we underscored our commitment as an industry member to work to support the eventual elimination of the worst forms of child and forced adult labor in cocoa growing, in partnership with governments, business and civil society.
Barry Callebaut does not own any cocoa farms or plantations. We typically buy cocoa beans from farmer organizations or intermediaries and process them in our factories. However, we believe that protecting children is the shared responsibility of all parties in the cocoa value chain. In our programs where we work directly with farmer organizations and their farmer members, we have integrated child labor sensitization activities and we ask our business partners for their commitment to upholding our labor standards and policies.
Education program
Improving understanding, encouraging education – We promote education through our own programs where we work directly with farmer organizations and their cocoa farmer members. In addition, we partner with experienced local development experts and NGOs to engage community members in workshops and other activities to facilitate understanding about child labor issues and remedial actions.
We work directly with local representatives of the International Cocoa Initiative (ICI) to deliver child labor sensitization programs to farmers who are members of cooperatives in our Quality Partner Program (QPP) in Ivory Coast. In 2008/09, we had trained 1,410 farmers from 47 cooperatives to be trainers on child labor issues in their respective communities.
Working together with parents, teachers and communities
ICI is one of our partners on a three-year education project in Ivory Coast. Barry Callebaut funded the construction of a secondary school in Akoupé in the Adzopé cocoa growing region. The school, which was inaugurated in November 2009 and is now serving about 300 pupils, will be further developed to serve as a community learning center. The long-term aim of the project is that the center will benefit hundreds of people of all ages and cater to their formal and vocational education needs. The expanded curriculum will include adult literacy classes, farmer field school training, and programs for out-of- school youth.
Working closely with UCADA, a union of 18 cocoa farmer cooperatives representing some 8,000 farmers, ICI is developing a learning module on child labor sensitization. This module will be integrated into the expanded curriculum of the learning center. A training workshop and a village outreach session were held in 2009 for 5 UCADA representatives to prepare them to conduct training in outlying local communities. UCADA is a member of Barry Callebaut’s Quality Partner Program.
Protecting children
Engaging with cocoa farming communities to protect children – Barry Callebaut, alongside other industry members, civil society organizations and governments, is working together with local communities in the effort to eliminate the worst forms of child labor and forced adult labor in the cocoa sector. While much work remains to be done, progress is being made.
Helping to protect children in cocoa growing communities
Barry Callebaut's position on child labor
Read the Q&As
Industry protocol
English [744 KB]
GIG Progress report - March 2010
English [117 KB]
ICI Progress report - June 2009
English [2 MB]
About 70% of the world’s cocoa crop comes from West Africa. Cocoa is grown on some 2 million small family farms. Most family members including children usually help out from time to time. This is part of the agricultural tradition in West Africa, as in other countries around the world. Abusive, dangerous or inappropriate work that may harm a child’s development, however, can never be condoned.
Demonstrating our commitment
At Barry Callebaut, we support and respect the principles set forth in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. We strongly condemn slavery and abusive labor practices including any form of child slavery or practices that exploit children or expose them to harmful or hazardous conditions.
As a signer of the Cocoa Industry Protocol, we underscored our commitment as an industry member to work to support the eventual elimination of the worst forms of child and forced adult labor in cocoa growing, in partnership with governments, business and civil society.
Barry Callebaut does not own any cocoa farms or plantations. We typically buy cocoa beans from farmer organizations or intermediaries and process them in our factories. However, we believe that protecting children is the shared responsibility of all parties in the cocoa value chain. In our programs where we work directly with farmer organizations and their farmer members, we have integrated child labor sensitization activities and we ask our business partners for their commitment to upholding our labor standards and policies.
Education program
Improving understanding, encouraging education – We promote education through our own programs where we work directly with farmer organizations and their cocoa farmer members. In addition, we partner with experienced local development experts and NGOs to engage community members in workshops and other activities to facilitate understanding about child labor issues and remedial actions.
We work directly with local representatives of the International Cocoa Initiative (ICI) to deliver child labor sensitization programs to farmers who are members of cooperatives in our Quality Partner Program (QPP) in Ivory Coast. In 2008/09, we had trained 1,410 farmers from 47 cooperatives to be trainers on child labor issues in their respective communities.
Working together with parents, teachers and communities
ICI is one of our partners on a three-year education project in Ivory Coast. Barry Callebaut funded the construction of a secondary school in Akoupé in the Adzopé cocoa growing region. The school, which was inaugurated in November 2009 and is now serving about 300 pupils, will be further developed to serve as a community learning center. The long-term aim of the project is that the center will benefit hundreds of people of all ages and cater to their formal and vocational education needs. The expanded curriculum will include adult literacy classes, farmer field school training, and programs for out-of- school youth.
Working closely with UCADA, a union of 18 cocoa farmer cooperatives representing some 8,000 farmers, ICI is developing a learning module on child labor sensitization. This module will be integrated into the expanded curriculum of the learning center. A training workshop and a village outreach session were held in 2009 for 5 UCADA representatives to prepare them to conduct training in outlying local communities. UCADA is a member of Barry Callebaut’s Quality Partner Program.
Bin mal durch die Seite und Links durchgegangen,
scheint aber vom eigentlichen Thema der Kindersklaven-
Arbeit abzulenken.
Warum hat Barry Callebaut das Gespräch mit dem
Verfasser von "Schmutziger Schokolade" abgelehnt?
Er wollte ja nur über die Kindersklavenarbeit sprechen.
Was BC zu verstecken?
scheint aber vom eigentlichen Thema der Kindersklaven-
Arbeit abzulenken.
Warum hat Barry Callebaut das Gespräch mit dem
Verfasser von "Schmutziger Schokolade" abgelehnt?
Er wollte ja nur über die Kindersklavenarbeit sprechen.
Was BC zu verstecken?
Hier ist noch eine interessante afrikanische Website, wo hauptsächlich die Aktivitäten von Barry Callebaut auf dem afrikanischen Kontinent erläutert werden: http://www.elvinmiradi.com/topik/barry+callebaut+engagiert+s…
Im Vorfeld zum Geschäftsjahr 09/10 am 4.11.2010 stuft die Helvetia BC auf accumulate hoch mit Kursziel 900 CHF.
27.10.2010
27.10.2010
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.391.467 von Goldbaba am 26.10.10 14:09:16Wenn das Geld Euer einziger Gott ist,
wer ist dann der Teufel?
Da kann es einem ja ganz Anders werden...
Geld ist weder Gott noch Teufel,
es ist vom Menschen gemacht...
Es ist nicht alles, aber es gibt Sicherheit und guten Schlaf.
wer ist dann der Teufel?
Da kann es einem ja ganz Anders werden...
Geld ist weder Gott noch Teufel,
es ist vom Menschen gemacht...
Es ist nicht alles, aber es gibt Sicherheit und guten Schlaf.
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