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The spider diagrams show a company's performance across multiple issues.

Future-fit companies need to be performing well across multiple issues, rather than focusing only on a few challenges.

Company spider diagram profiles are calculated from performance on metrics within each topic.

Click through to see each company’s profile against multiple issues. Scores closer to the outer ring of the graphic indicate better performance. We also include a potential profile for “Leadership” which takes the best performance across the sector to illustrate what is possible for the sector.

The league table shows traffic light score across multiple issues.

Future-fit companies should aim for green lights across all issues.

Traffic light rankings are allocated from the same data used in the spider diagram profiles.

Click on each issue to see how companies compare on specific topics. Each individual company scorecard can be downloaded below the three graphics, along with a sector summary.

This year’s analysis shows very clearly that mandatory reporting of sales portfolios is needed to level the playing field and raise standards across the board, given that the OOH sector is now significantly behind other food sectors in moving to disclose data transparently and set targets for change.

1. Nine (28%) businesses have a sales-based target and disclose data for sales of healthy foods vs. less healthy (HFSS) foods, of which eight have a SMART target and one reports sales based on revenue rather than volume (best practice).
2. Just four (11%) businesses (all of which are retailers) have a sales-based target and disclose data for fruit and veg
3. Only one business (Lidl UK) has a sales-based target and discloses data for both animal and plant protein sales

Click here for the 2024 Plating up Progress methodology