Reliable sustainability reporting depends on data teams can trust.
At IMPACT 2026, Mason Mallonee of Tate & Lyle, alongside Sylvia de la Peña de la Vega, Amanda Petzinger, and Kevin O’Neill of Benchmark Gensuite, shared how stronger data controls, verification workflows, and system-managed calculations can improve sustainability data quality and traceability.
Mason captured the central challenge:
“How do we trust data? How do we believe and have confidence in what we’re communicating?”
Clear review processes, consistent calculations, and stronger traceability help build that confidence into the way sustainability data is managed.
In practice, Tate & Lyle’s experience showed how organizations can build on established programs to support smoother external audits and generate reliable insights more quickly when questions arise.
That foundation gives sustainability teams more time to focus on analysis, planning, and performance improvement.
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