Domino's Pizza Inc
DPZ
Consumer Discretionary
3
exclusion reasons
3 themes
Domino's Pizza Inc is screened out under 3 exclusion reasons spanning 3 issue categories.
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Major lawsuit for wage theft; payroll software programmed to underpay employees; 78% of stores paid below minimum wage.
Domino's Pizza Inc. maintains a significant lobbying presence despite its stated policy against direct political contributions. The company reported $320,000 in federal lobbying expenditures in 2024, focusing on issues including food labeling, labor regulations, and tax policy. This activity represents a documented effort to influence the regulatory environment in which it operates.
While the company states it does not use corporate funds for direct political contributions and does not have a political action committee, its substantial lobbying expenditure constitutes political influence. The West Yorkshire Pension Fund noted concerns over the company's sustainability policies and practices in 2024, casting an oppose vote against its sustainability program. This suggests investor scrutiny regarding the alignment of its public policy engagements with broader sustainability commitments.
Domino's Pizza Inc. derives the majority of its revenue from the sale of pizza and other food items containing meat and dairy products, including cheese, pepperoni, sausage, and chicken. As a global restaurant chain, its core business model is built on the commercial sale of animal products. This record is based on the company's primary business activity; specific supply chain details or revenue percentages from animal products are not documented in the current evidence file.
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