Results for Supply Chain
Daily Media Briefing
January 11, 2018- New York City sues Shell, ExxonMobil and others over climate change damages
- South Korean government to prepare bill to ban bitcoin trading
- Report: Attempts to prevent forced labour fail to address root causes of exploitation
- World’s biggest thermal solar plant to be built in South Australia
- China to enforce new standards for the import of foreign solid waste
Daily Media Briefing
January 10, 2018- Report: Sustainalytics examine the occurrence of ESG incidents
- Bonyunyu Dam project in Kenya met with protests
- Plastic microbeads ban comes into force in UK
- Exxon claims “civil conspiracy” in California climate change lawsuit
- Chinese government to plant 6.6 million hectares of trees in 2018
Daily Media Briefing
January 09, 2018- BBC faces human rights probe over gender pay gap
- Google sued amidst claims of discriminating against conservative white men
- More than half of Singaporeans want sustainable supply chains
- Apple investors call for action to prevent iPhone addiction in children
- Olam CEO named chair of World Business Council for Sustainable Development
Daily Media Briefing
January 05, 2018- Apple products under threat of data-hack
- Major electronics manufacturers fined for price fixing
- Waitrose ban sales of ‘energy drinks’ to under-16s
- H&M launch sustainable sportswear range
- NRDC launch IPE Green Supply Chain Map, with New Balance, PUMA and others featured
Daily Media Briefing
December 21, 2017- Global disasters in 2017 caused an estimated $306 billion in economic losses, says Swiss Re
- China to require polluters to pay for environmental damage
- Uber to face stricter EU regulation after ECJ rules it is transport firm
- New York Pension Fund to explore strategy to divest from fossil fuels
- A small number of farms are responsible for the majority of antibiotic use
Daily Media Briefing
December 20, 2017- Sexual misconduct is rampant at Ford's Chicago plants, say the women who work there
- Survey: Corporates 'not adequately prepared' for new climate disclosure calls
- China launches world’s biggest carbon market
- Marks & Spencer is first supermarket to publish data on antibiotics in supply chain
- Green groups rally against 'plague' of Christmas plastic waste
Daily Media Briefing
December 18, 2017- Corporate giants urge EU to back 35% renewables target
- Corporates set to miss zero-deforestation targets for 2020
- UK government failing in its bid to tackle modern slavery, audit report finds
- Lafarge ex-CEO denies knowing of Syria payments
- Facebook admits it poses mental health risk – but says using site more can help
Daily Media Briefing
December 15, 2017- Gender pay gap data altered by companies
- National Australia Bank stops all lending for new thermal coal projects
- Report: Jewellers 'must do more' to combat potential human rights abuses
- US Labour Board reverses ruling that helped workers fight chains
- Singapore Environment Council awards first enhanced green label to Kimberly-Clark
Lessons in modern slavery – what we learned at the Trust Conference 2017
December 13, 2017 Companies including Walmart, Mondelēz and Apple spoke at the Thomson Reuters Foundation’s annual Trust Conference about their efforts to tackle modern slavery in supply chains. Read more >
Daily Media Briefing
December 01, 2017- BNP Paribas says it will stop funding for tobacco industry
- Ikea begins work on 'most sustainable' UK store
- Global car manufacturing giants launch sustainable raw materials drive
- Consumer Goods Forum launches local group to tackle sustainability challenges in Japan
- WRAP releases date label guidance to drive down UK food waste