The top 10 stories to catch you up on the hottest sustainability news in 2019 — so far
Find out what the GreenBiz community has been reading this year with our roundup of 10 most-read stories.
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Associated British Ports | ABP Annual Review 2020 promotes sustainable supply chains
“Our ports remain an integral part of international supply chains, connecting businesses to global markets. In order to fulfil this essential role in international trade and the UK economy, we work together with our customers, with whom we share a commitment to safety, sustainability and environmental protection, and we continue to make great strides in these areas.” Over the past year, ABP has continued to invest in its people, facilities and equipment to deliver the best possible service to its customers safely and sustainably. ABP has also continued to transform its ports and terminals into low carbon, resilient hubs, which can help build the sustainable supply chains of the future.