Working group summary: Corrective action planning
Peter Ellender
Audits alone will not enable businesses to reduce the footprint of operations that are outside of their control – they must work with suppliers to take action
Audits alone will not enable businesses to reduce the footprint of operations that are outside of their control – they must work with suppliers to take action
To reduce CO2 in supply chains, it is essential that buying companies frame improvements as a co-investment between buyer and supplier, explains Manufacture 2030
Sustainability executives still struggle to obtain accurate CO2 data from their organisations’ supply chains
KWS predicts the cost of CO2 for its business could rise to approximately 83 million Euros by the end of the decade, spurring the company to invest in its decarbonisation program
This company has embedded its core sustainability principles into its supplier code of conduct, selection and contracting processes
Shell has recently launched the Supplier Energy Transition Hub – an online platform that stores Scope 3 emissions data and encourages collaboration between customers and suppliers.
To reduce their environmental and social footprint, organisations must develop a formal procurement approach to sustainability and work closely with suppliers to deliver improvements
Insight into improving supplier emissions data collection, target setting and reduction planning
Geoff Pegg, Director, Sustainability & Environment, TelusSonay Aikan, Senior Associate Manager Global Sustainability, Colgate-Palmolive Co.Giovanni Tula, Chief Sustainability Officer, Enel Global Power Generation
Hervé Le Faou, Chief Procurement Officer, HeinekenKelley Hinds, Head of Risk & Sustainability, RocheDonna Wilczek, SVP, Product Strategy & Innovation, CoupaSam Wrest, Principal Analyst, Sustainability
To address the different ESG issues within the cocoa supply chain, this confectionery giant launched a new sustainable sourcing program that changes how cocoa is purchased
With the supply chain accounting for between 85% – 95% of its ESG footprint, Mars is investing in improving supplier sustainability. In this interview, Global Sustainability Director Luc Beerens explains how.
