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ISO 20400 – Bureau Veritas and CDP Explore The New Standard for Sustainable Procurement

January 11, 2018

Although the concept of sustainable procurement has been around for some time, until now organisations adopting related practices have defined the concept as they saw fit.

Report: Performance Falls Short on Supply Chain Due Diligence for Conflict Materials

TSSS Contributor

October 24, 2017

Retail and Supply Chain

We’re disappointed to see so many companies simply ticking a compliance box, rather than engaging in genuine risk reduction.

Responsible Brands Look to Capture a Piece of this 2.7 Trillion Dollar Market

TSSS Contributor

June 7, 2017

green procurement, Retail and Supply Chain, Waste Reduction, business strategy, environmental impact

The entire industry can learn from key initiatives taken by responsible brands across all lifecycle stages.

Can Socially Responsible Working Conditions Exist Without Global Regulations?

TSSS Contributor

May 26, 2017

Ethics, Retail and Supply Chain, Social Impact, employee wellness

Companies that offshore pollution to less-regulated countries are effectively passing along the associated social costs.

Can Apple Deliver on its closed-loop supply chain goal?

Angelica S. S. Pereira

April 26, 2017

Business and Sustainability, Retail and Supply Chain, Waste Reduction

We believe our goal should be a closed-loop supply chain, where products are built using only renewable resources or recycled material.

Ben Jerry’s and Chanel are benefiting from “Carbon Insetting”

TSSS Contributor

April 6, 2017

Innovation Leaders, environmental impact

Carbon insetting is a way for companies to track emissions and build resiliency into the ecosystems on which their growers depend.

To Create Meaningful Change, Apparel Brands Need to Pursue Sustainability at the Industry Level

TSSS Contributor

February 12, 2017

Innovation Leaders, Retail and Supply Chain, environmental impact

A the more effective role for brands is to invest in external industry-wide sustainability research and technology aimed at developing industry wide solutions.

Canada’s moving towards a Circular Economy – business must prepare now

Michael Zabaneh

October 25, 2016

Business and Sustainability, circular economy, Waste Reduction

Mega trends are changing the way business is conducted - a new circular economic model is emerging.

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