Tim Horton’s releases 2014 sustainability results

Oakville, Canada - Tim Hortons has released its fifth annual Sustainability and Responsibility Report, highlighting the company's 2014 performance results. Key accomplishments in 2014 include:



• Introduced Calorie Aware menu boards across Canada to highlight breakfast products under 350 calories.



• Increased the number of farmers who participated in the Tim Hortons Coffee Partnership Projects to a total of 4,830 farmers.



• Made a commitment to responsibly source palm oil, and mapped its supply chain for the palm oil it sources in collaboration with product manufacturers, suppliers and other partners as a first step in the development of a comprehensive palm oil sourcing policy.



• Implemented energy saving measures in more than 200 Tim Hortons restaurants in Ontario, and achieved approximately four million kilowatt-hours in energy savings province-wide, which is comparable to the amount of electricity it would take to power about 420 homes for one year.