Domino's - Striving for zero waste to landfill

Welcome to Domino's

The World's Leading Pizza Delivery Company

About us
Domino’s is the recognised world leader in pizza delivery.
Investors
Welcome to our Investors section. Here you can see how well we’re doing with our latest financial results and annual reports. You can also keep up to date with the share price trends and check out our upcoming events.
Franchising
Our success is down to the relentless hard work and commitment of our world class franchisees and team members.
Property
We’re focused on being the number one pizza company in every neighbourhood. We can only achieve this by having stores located in the right places, which offer the best product and service to our customers.
Working for us
Joining Domino’s means you have a passion for service and of course, pizza. Interested? Find out here if we have a vacancy suitable for you.
Corporate responsibility
At Domino’s, we are driven by our purpose – to Deliver a Better Future Through Food People Love.
- Food
- Environment
- Colleagues
- Community
Media
Welcome to our Media Centre, where you will find all the latest Domi-news and images for media use, as well as our press office contacts.
Contact
Need to get in touch? If you're looking for more information, or have some feedback, you can find the best contact here.

Striving for zero waste to landfill

As a business, we dedicate time and resource to reducing our waste footprint. We have a longstanding objective to achieve zero waste to landfill, operationalised in our commitment to minimise waste, increase the proportion of waste that is recycled or recovered, switching to more sustainable materials and helping customers recycle. We are continuously working to increase the quantity of recyclable materials that we use, whilst ensuring we maintain our food safety and quality standards.

Our pizza boxes are 100% recyclable. The box is made from 70% recycled material and the remaining 30% is Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) assured. This means it is made with, or contains, wood that comes from FSC certified forests or from post-consumer waste.

Unfortunately, not all recycling facilities are able to recycle food marked materials – so make sure you check with your local council for details.

Corporate responsibility