Sourcing, Producing & Shipping Responsibly [Video]

For many organisations, their most significant environmental impact lurks beyond the office walls—in supply chains. Every step of sourcing raw materials, manufacturing, storing, and distributing goods can carry a carbon footprint, water usage, or social costs. To become genuinely eco-friendly, a business must examine and transform its entire supply chain, ensuring partners follow ethical and sustainable practices. This reduces your brand’s risk and can lead to cost efficiencies, product innovations, and improved stakeholder trust.

In this article, we’ll explore the foundations of a green supply chain—from procurement strategies and packaging choices to shipping and distribution. We’ll highlight how AI-driven analytics help track and reduce waste, giving businesses a data-backed edge in meeting sustainability goals.

“When we say ‘supply chain sustainability,’ we’re talking about ensuring every link is as green and fair as possible, from raw materials through to final delivery. Consumers increasingly demand it, and forward-thinking businesses see it as …