Results for Supply Chain
Daily Media Briefing
June 19, 2015- Major snack food brands continue to lag on palm oil commitments, says RAN
- Obama administration secures $4bn from private sector to back cleantech
- European Commission urged to adopt circular economy measures
- 'Once in generation' chance to reform climate insurance
- Transparency watchdog orders UK Ministers to publish censored fracking report
Daily Media Briefing
June 17, 2015- Nestlé cuts Africa workforce as middle class growth disappoints
- FAO launches digital platform on family farming
- Global water supplies are ‘in distress’, scientists warn
- UN expert group calls for accountability of public and private sectors
- Consumers willing to pay more for sustainable palm oil, study finds
Daily Media Briefing
June 11, 2015- New GRI roadmap to raise sustainability reporting game
- TTIP vote postponed as European Parliament descends into panic over trade deal
- US EPA takes step to cut emissions from planes
- Swansea Bay tidal power plant approved by UK government
- Tesco admits 'probable' breaches of UK groceries code in its treatment of suppliers
Daily Media Briefing
June 10, 2015- 80 British companies call on Prime Minister to take stronger climate action
- Companies worth trillions tell RSPO to improve standards
- Mobile phone contracts model due an upgrade, researchers claim
- Amnesty International blocked from visiting Azerbaijan ahead of Baku 2015 European Games
- EDF Energy partners with specialist abseilers to provide energy efficiency refit to London tower blocks
Daily Media Briefing
June 05, 2015- IKEA pledges 1 billion euros to help slow climate change
- Nestlé withdraws Maggi noodles in India after state ban and lead fears
- HSBC pays £28 million over money-laundering claims
- Retailers asked to challenge credibility of eco-labels
- Shell CEO: We can’t ignore the importance of renewable energy
Food and job security: two challenges for Asia Pacific
June 04, 2015 Anna Simpson discusses two mutually reinforcing pressure points that urge sustainable change in the Asia Pacific region. Read more >
Can the circular economy work in the developing world?
June 04, 2015 The circular economy is usually discussed in terms of adapting existing linear models in the developing world. Yet the opportunities offered by circular models may be far greater for developing countries, writes Arpita Raksit. Read more >
Daily Media Briefing
June 02, 2015- Google's staff worldwide still overwhelmingly white and Asian men
- $150 billion needed to save world from climate change, warn scientists
- Companies call for tougher sustainability standards for palm oil
- Rana Plaza owner charged with murder over 2013 factory collapse
- Banks face circular economy funding challenge, says ING
Daily Media Briefing
May 26, 2015- Walmart announces new animal welfare policy
- Amazon begins paying sales tax in Europe amid ongoing investigation
- UK regulator to investigate 'forcibly installed' pre-pay meters
- Top energy firms tied to almost a third of greenhouse gases
- Half of UK businesses expect ESOS to cost more than it saves
Daily Media Briefing
May 21, 2015- UK aid watchdog criticises DfID over partnerships with private sector
- McDonald’s faces worker pressure as shareholders meet
- Kenco's Coffee Vs Gangs project just part of company's efforts to protect global supply chain
- Barclays hit with record fine for forex rigging
- EU concerned about farming impact on its wildlife