Is Free Shipping Sustainable for Retailers?
Free shipping is great for shoppers, but it’s becoming an increasingly significant cost for online sellers.
Source: knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu
Free shipping is great for shoppers, but it’s becoming an increasingly significant cost for online sellers.
Source: knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu
Chief Procurement, Sustainability and Circular Ventures Officer Tony Milikin will join the Reuters Events: Transform USA 2021 on Wednesday, May 5 at 11AM ET for a keynote panel discussion about the circular economy and reimagining business for future success. More information about the panel can be found at https://reutersevents.com/events/transform-us/conference-agenda.php
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In October of this year, the European Parliament voted in favor of a ban of the ten most notorious single-use plastics that harm our planet and marine life, including straws, plastic cutlery and cotton buds.
A change is coming to Norwegian Cruise Line: It’s doing away with single-use plastic bottles on its ships. Norwegian announced Wednesday it is partnering with JUST Goods Inc. (founded by rapper, actor and activist Jaden Smith and his family) to eliminate plastic bottles on it cruise ships by Jan. 1 and replace them with JUST’s paper cartons. The company estimates it will save more than six million single-use plastic bottles each year.
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A press release announcing the Canadian government’s intention to ban straws and other single-use plastics cites a long debunked statistic….
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