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Nestlé, Mars, and Other Global Brands Warn Against Further Delay to EU Deforestation Law

Levi Strauss Launches Supply Chain Renewable Energy Accelerator in India

Global Coalition Launched to Embed Sustainability into Supply Chains

Why Scope 3 Emissions Matter for PepsiCo

PepsiCo’s climate future depends on Scope 3. With 94% of its emissions in the supply chain, supplier engagement is key to driving real decarbonization.

CropX Acquires Acclym to Strengthen Sustainability Tracking in Global Agri-Food Supply Chains

DHL’s Mission to Decarbonize Global Logistics

Every package has a footprint. DHL’s 39,000 EVs and green hubs show how logistics can deliver a net-zero future.

Schneider Electric’s Zeigo Hub for Supply Chain Decarbonization 2025

Avelia’s Multi-Supplier Evolution to Scale Sustainable Aviation Fuel Adoption

8 Key Ways to Reduce Scope 3 Emissions: A Comprehensive Approach

Reduce Scope 3 emissions by cutting waste, boosting recycling, promoting virtual work, encouraging low-impact travel, designing eco-friendly products, engaging suppliers, optimizing logistics, and educating consumers. These steps lower value chain emissions, enhance efficiency, and support sustainability across production and use phases.

Estée Lauder’s 2025 Supplier Summit: Reimagining Beauty with Bold Partnerships

Illinois Advances Sustainable Food Procurement with HJR 27

Why P&G Uses AI to Tackle Supply Chain Disruptions

Extreme weather is now a permanent fixture in global supply chain risk assessments. From heatwaves and floods to hurricanes and wildfires, climate change is disrupting operations, damaging infrastructure, and pushing businesses to rethink their logistics models. In 2024 alone, natural disasters caused $368 billion in damages, with severe hits to agriculture, manufacturing, and shipping routes like the Panama Canal. Companies are responding by diversifying suppliers, increasing inventory buffers, using predictive analytics, and embedding sustainability into operations. As weather volatility intensifies, supply chain resilience is emerging as a key factor in corporate performance, insurance, investment decisions, and policymaking worldwide.