Browsing All posts tagged under »sustainability«

What Is Your ESG “Achilles” Heel?

March 19, 2024

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How do you choose the right ESG compliance partner?

The Best Procurement Professionals I Have Never Met

March 18, 2024

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What remarkable person in procurement have you yet to meet?

Danone: What do these four posts have in common?

March 8, 2024

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What do all successful procurement and supply chain practices have in common?

What are companies investing in procurement talent development?

March 5, 2024

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Are companies investing enough in the development of their procurement team?

Flashfood CEO Nicholas Bertram Talks About Customer Loyalty – Do Consumers Really Care About “Planet Impact?”

February 9, 2024

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Beside "planet impact," what do consumers look for in an ESG program?

When it comes to sustainability, is procurement ready to negotiate?

February 5, 2024

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How can procurement negotiate beyond the lowest cost to achieve sustainability objectives?

“Ask not what sustainability can do for you; ask what you can do for sustainability.”

January 7, 2024

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What are YOU doing for sustainability?

In Business Since 1982, A Who’s Who Client List In The Food and Beverage Industry, and Real-Time Market Price Coverage and Analysis – Do You Know Me?

December 6, 2023

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When I started writing this blog in May 2007, one of the reasons was to provide unknown companies such as Coupa, Zycus, and others with a venue through which they could connect with a wider and more direct audience. By the way, here is the very first post about Coupa titled “Moving Procurement Practice Beyond […]

Heineken Speaks And Consumers Should Listen

December 3, 2023

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Click this Link To Watch the Above Video Before I share my take on the above video, I want to provide some context. In the following excerpt from my article “How Painful Are the Hidden Costs of an ESG Strategy?” I wrote the following: “I am not writing this article to suggest we put the […]

What financial impact will Walmart’s decision to remove hazardous chemicals from some of the products it sells have on its supply chain? by Jon Hansen

March 5, 2014

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“Walmart and Sam’s Club believe that customers/members should not have to choose between products that they can afford and products that are better for them and the environment.” A March 4th sustainablebrands.com article by Mike Hower was interesting on so many levels. As someone whose family has eschewed factory food in favor of cooking healthy […]