Consumer packaged goods companies are uniquely positioned to lead on sustainability initiatives, given their reputation, visibility, and innovativeness.
The best place to begin with sustainability is the CPG supply chain, just as the footwear industry has done. Follow in their footsteps, and you can also reap the benefits.
GEP’s latest white paper — Steps in the Right Direction: Lessons in Supply Chain Sustainability from the Footwear Industry — has all the best practices of footwear manufacturers that are worth emulating across CPG supply chains, from sustainable sourcing and product creation to innovative packaging and end-use recyclability.
What’s Inside:
- Sustainable sourcing and procurement practices
- How to highlight sustainable practices
- Ways to ensure the circularity of products
This is a timely guide for proactive supply chain and procurement leaders in the CPG industry eager to make a positive business and environmental impact.
Theme: Sustainability
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