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Innovation Doesn’t Always Lead To Sustainable Practices

Jennifer Woofter writes in Environmental Leader, "climate change, water scarcity, and biodiversity loss-for all the brilliant advances in "green" process, products, and services, we're still losing the battle."

Apr 2, 2013

Innovation doesn't always lead to sustainable practices. Jennifer Woofter writes in Environmental Leader, "climate change, water scarcity, and biodiversity loss-for all the brilliant advances in "green" process, products, and services, we're still losing the battle." To read more, click HERE.

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Reusable Plastic Pallets: Cutting Waste While Improving Operational Performance

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“Sustainable” Isn’t Enough, Food Supply Chains Need Better Data

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Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Expands to Record-Breaking Fifth Annual Event

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Reusable Plastic Pallets: Cutting Waste While Improving Operational Performance

ORBIS Corporation

Reusable plastic pallets have become a key part in supporting both environmental initiatives and measurable business results.

Black plastic industrial pallet with grid surface and forklift pockets for warehouse storage

Carbon Footprint

“Sustainable” Isn’t Enough, Food Supply Chains Need Better Data

The visibility gap is ultimately a transparency problem and closing it requires suppliers and buyers to collaborate and be consistent on what gets measured and shared, whether it's sourcing practices, sustainability commitments or emissions data.

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Mentorship Programs

Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Expands to Record-Breaking Fifth Annual Event

The Women in Supply Chain Forum™ is the only female-focused conference specific to supporting, celebrating and advocating for women in the supply chain space.

Carbon Footprint

Turning Supply Chain Emissions Data into Everyday Decisions

Ventagium Data Consulting

Data and connected systems make it possible to understand emissions across all three scopes and respond to many of their drivers in real time.

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Why Supply Chain Transparency Matters to Sustainable Food Logistics

Smart Food Safe

For food companies, the traceability challenge extends well beyond the manufacturing facility. Here's how.

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Why Energy Infrastructure Visibility Matters for Cold Chain Transparency

Propane Education & Research Council (PERC)

A diversified energy portfolio provides the redundancy needed to ensure reliable power, meet emissions goals, and maintain an accurate audit trail despite current grid infrastructure limitations.

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How Packaging Design Supports More Efficient Food Supply Chains

Packaging is no longer only a manufacturing consideration. It has become part of supply chain planning.

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Carbon Footprint

State of Supply Chain Sustainability Report Finds Governance Lags Behind

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Among companies with publicly stated sustainability goals, only 51% have established a formal cross-functional sustainability team.

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Carbon Footprint

From Waste to Resilience: Trade Compliance as Sustainability Strategy

As organizations pursue more sustainable supply chains, compliance technology deserves a place alongside transportation optimization, inventory management, and carbon reporting.

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4 Ways to Become EPR Compliant

R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company

For businesses reliant on consumer packaging and foodservice ware, particularly QSRs, grocery chains, and e-commerce brands, EPR should be top of mind.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles Propose Zero-Emission Truck Rewards Incentive Program

Port of Los Angeles

The Zero-Emission Truck Rewards Incentive Program is designed to accelerate the transition to zero-emission trucking, offering qualifying trucks incentives of $60 per terminal visit and up to $36,000 per vehicle annually.

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Emerging Technologies

Nominations Open for 2027 Rock Stars of the Supply Chain Award

This award recognizes influential individuals whose achievements, hard work and vision have shaped the global cold food supply chain. Nominations close Dec. 4.

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