• Tate & Lyle reset its water strategy to target eight production sites with the highest current and future water risk.
• New goal: cut water-use intensity 15% at those sites by March 2034 versus 2024 levels.
• AWS certification planned for the same eight locations by 2034 to support local water stewardship.
• Review followed the November 2024 CP Kelco acquisition; a single global target was not directing effort to highest-risk areas.
• Operational projects cited include treated-water discharge upgrades in Nantong, China, with wastewater reuse in Van Buren, Arkansas cutting site water use about one-third.

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