According to ESG Today, the transition to renewable energy, including the energy used by farmers, and redesigning supply chains in order to prevent deforestation are two of Mars' objectives for the long term. Climate-related action is also said to be implemented in the governance and business planning, as well, with the company looking to implement variable remuneration for top executives, as well as including climate action in business planning.

Barry Parkin, Mars Chief Sustainability and Procurement Officer, said that "Mars has always followed science, and science says we must cut our emissions across our full value chain by 50% by 2030."

Company officials claim that Mars' emissions peaked back in 2018 and it was able to reduce its absolute CO2 footprint by 8% (2.6 million tons) so far compared to the year 2015, despite a 60% business growth over that time. Reducing emissions by 50% before the next decade would imply cutting an additional 15 million tons of emissions.