Green growth: promoting innovation and sustainability to foster business in Europe
In this episode of Business Planet we focus on the efforts underway to encourage innovation and transform industry in Europe.
Source: www.euronews.com
In this episode of Business Planet we focus on the efforts underway to encourage innovation and transform industry in Europe.
Source: www.euronews.com
There’s a persistent myth in investing circles that sustainable investing requires a financial performance trade-off. We’d like to put an end to that myth here and now.Because it simply isn’t true…
Japan is the second-highest per capita user of plastic packaging.
As socially and environmentally conscious people with customers who are the same, we get a fair number of questions about the sustainability practices of our company. The short answer is two fold – 1) We’ve put a lot of work and research into this front, particularly given how small we are and 2) While we’ve made some solid progress, we (and the food industry in general) still have a ways to go.
Although circularity goals have risen to the top of executives’ agendas, the path to a waste-free world remains less clear. Fortune magazine’s latest white paper, produced in partnership with Dow, aims to help sustainability leaders and practitioners understand the current challenges and collaborate on circular solutions. In a year of sweeping corporate commitments to sustainability, setting zero-waste goals is a top priority at the very highest levels in business. In fact, 70 percent of business leaders see recycling and waste reduction as integral to their business operations. Although circularity goals have risen to the top of executives’ agendas, the path to realizing a waste-free world remains less clear. That’s why Fortune magazine’s latest white paper, produced in partnership with Dow, is critical to implementing and scaling sustainable solutions.
T-MARC, Tanzania’s local social marketing organization, launched three products—Flowless sanitary pads, Smiley baby diapers and Harmony adult diapers. The Ilala district commissioner and representatives from USAID attended the Dar es Salaam event with public and private sector stakeholders.
MAKING THE WORLD A BETTER HOME Together with and for our customers, we design, manufacture and distribute materials and solutions that have a positive impact on everyone’s life and provide well-being, quality of life and performance, while caring for the planet. As a business we aim to address the major challenges facing humanity, namely, climate change, resource protection and inclusion. As we do this we are guided by a strong set of values. We carry out our business in compliance with our Principles of Conduct and Action and the humanist values that permeate our corporate culture. Listening, dialog, care, solidarity, trust and respect for difference are central to our commitment.