Supply Chain
Will the world’s 9 biggest seafood companies help save the oceans?
Cargill, Thai Union Group among "keystone companies" with about $30 billion in revenue pledging to fight illegal fishing, plastic pollution and climate change. Read More
Radio Flyer and measuring to manage safer materials
When it comes to tackling chemicals of concerns, the toy manufacturer has prioritized precise metrics and supplier engagement. Read More
How Signet polishes a conflict-free jewelry supply chain
In response to consumer demand, the world’s largest diamond retailer launched open-sourced supplier protocols to stem the flow of conflict diamonds. Read More
How CVS is cutting back on chemicals in cosmetics
The drugstore chain has moved to remove chemical additives for nearly 600 house label beauty and personal care products. Read More
Johnson & Johnson, L'Oreal step up on deforestation
The multinational personal care companies are among new supporters of the CDP's forest supply chain initiative, which requires deeper disclosure from key suppliers. Read More
Walmart’s plan to lift a gigaton of carbon from its supply chain
The retailer has launched a toolkit for suppliers to reduce emissions equivalent to taking 211 million cars off the U.S. road. Read More
Can this startup use blockchain to brew up more sustainable coffee?
A new venture, bext360, has developed a system that verifies beans using smart image recognition. The technology may allow buyers to track provenance of crops more closely, while promising faster payments for local farmers. Read More
Supply Chain Transparency Summit Report
The GreenBiz 17 Supply Chain Transparency Summit occurred as a half-day, invitation-only working session bringing together corporate sustainability and supply-chain leaders to discuss strategies and best practices in building and communicating sustainable, transparent supply chains. Read More
Dow, BASF, Eastman stir up new formulas for safer chemicals
The market opportunity for safer chemicals to replace those suspected to hold endocrine disruptors and other toxins is estimated to be headed to $100 billion by 2020. Read More
Partnerships: The key to getting green chemistry tech to market?
How companies such as Levi's, Apple and Dow are engaging in the pursuit of new materials and industrial ingredients. Read More
