Supply Chain

Where do the circular economy and green chemistry meet, and how can business advance them both? Read More

Consumer goods giant estimates changing temperature of its ice cream freezers to -12 degrees Celsius could cut emissions by almost a third. Read More

Sponsored: People expect to see more real sustainability options from businesses. Recycled fiber is one of them Read More

Fashion retailers often don't know where their cotton comes from, as it is shipped and processed in bulk. Read More

Plus, seven ways to improve food security while curbing climate change in the face of a looming food crisis. Read More

Innovative new digital tools can help you find out everything you don’t know about the things you buy. Read More

They are among a growing number of multinationals stepping up programs to help their value chains procure renewable electricity. Read More

AB InBev's New Energy Collective scheme will help pubs switch to renewable energy, helping the company deliver on its goal to build a net-zero value chain by 2040. Read More

Many companies’ sustainability plans include bringing suppliers along on the journey, but when is it time to move away from those that are moving too slowly? Read More

The industrial sector accounts for more than 1/3 of global greenhouse gas emissions. Not only are governments, global consortia, and regulatory agencies pushing for the industrial sector to achieve net zero operations to slow climate change, but consumers are also demanding greater sustainability from the companies from which they purchase. Three out of four Fortune 100 companies have made commitments to reduce emissions. However, simply outlining plans and talking about solutions aren’t enough—consumers and regulatory groups are demanding real, measurable results. Read More