Protecting workers’ rights isn’t just the right thing to do – it makes clear business sense
Op-ed by Virginie Mahin, Senior Director Global Social Sustainability & Stakeholder Engagement at Mondelēz International, and co-chair of The Consumer…
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Ramboll’s Stefanie O’Gorman on the role of sustainable economics in driving operational impact
As Director of Sustainable Economics UK at architecture, engineering, and consultancy company Ramboll, Stefanie O’Gorman seeks to define sustainability through…
Impact of carbon pricing on sustainable food consumption explored in new report
A study published in the Nature Food journal has explored the level to which environmental impacts linked to food consumption…
Bonsucro’s Norma Tregurtha on turning sustainable sugarcane into a business opportunity
Sugar is one of the world’s most-traded commodities, with sugarcane accounting for 80% of global production. Bonsucro, a global non-profit…
Four fifths of Asia-Pacific SMEs take sustainability into account when trading with Europe
A new study by FedEx has found that 80% of SMEs based in the Asia-Pacific region take sustainability into account…
Supply chain success in 2026 will be defined by how leaders learn from risk
Op-ed by Jon Hancock, CEO, Sedex. Throughout 2026, one truth about supply chains will be impossible to ignore. Risk, including…
Kinset’s Katie O’Riordan on how fashion brands can stay compliant with sustainability standards
Online platform Kinset was founded three years ago to assist businesses in the fashion industry with streamlining their sustainability data…
Climate risks ‘redrawing the boundaries’ of the insurance market
Climate risks are ‘redrawing the boundaries’ when it comes to how the insurance and reinsurance markets are managing losses, a…
Global supply chains have entered era of ‘structural volatility’, says World Economic Forum
Supply chains around the world have entered an era of ‘structural volatility’, which will require businesses and government to re-evaluate…
Carbon reporting methods often miss a ‘significant share’ of emissions
Carbon reporting methods used by companies often overlook or undercount emissions from their supply chains – adding up to billions of…