Unilever’s Viviana Alvarez on embedding circular economy principles organization-wide
With market drivers showing the need to implement a more circular economy for plastics quickly, Unilever is on the case.
Source: www.greenbiz.com
With market drivers showing the need to implement a more circular economy for plastics quickly, Unilever is on the case.
Source: www.greenbiz.com
From leather tanning to fabric processing to "fast fashion," the fashion industry is not known for being eco-friendly. But at this year's…
The EU’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) that subsidizes European farmers is notable because of the harm it causes to producers in the developing world. Now, Eastern European farmers, who do not receive high subsidies as their Western European counterparts, are lobbying for reform to make arrangements “more equitable”. This article highlights the many failings of the CAP, and advocates for changing the system. However, this seems improbable at the present.
The financial commitments to change can often deter business owners from making adaptations and, when it comes to sustainability, costs play a huge role in the decision making process. How have industry leaders merged the two challenges within their organisations?
Penny Coates explores the ongoing challenges faced by retailers and suppliers with regard to palm oil in the supply chain.
How much sustainability is enough? There are four ways that companies express their answer to that question.Using a company’s reduction of its carbon footprint…
Products available through the Goodfellow Green Production initiative strike a favourable balance between product quality and reducing the product’s carbon footprint. They allow customers to focus on research and product design without compromising quality and, in fact, often serve as a creative…