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It’s time to speed up the sustainability shift

GreenBiz

We assumed the roles you would expect at a manufacturing site designed to supply a global market — supply chain, operations, HR, marketing, sales, IT, EHS — as well as the roles sometimes considered "fringe" but that are in reality critical success factors such as government officials (a local mayor) and civil society (an NGO leader).

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Investments in People Sustainability Drive Positive Business Outcomes, Says New SAP Research

3BL Media

It is defined by the impact an organization has on every part of its ecosystem: workers, supply chains, communities, and the environment. It is defined as treating people — within an organization’s workforce, across their supply chains, and in the communities in which they operate — ethically and fairly.

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Upcycling Innovations and Use of Food Waste Fuel Growth of Barnana

B the Change

In a recent discussion with Suplicy, I learned that during the pandemic, Barnana doubled its sales, continued to introduce new products, acquired its longstanding Latin American supply and manufacturing partner, Agroapoyo , and assembled a world-class executive leadership team. Yet Barnana has succeeded and grown in doing so.

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Bringing Science and Transparency to the Supplement Industry

B the Change

We recently established industry-defining sustainability goals: working to have 100% of our labeled ingredients Made Traceable (publicly sharing final place of manufacturing and supplier names), sustainable packaging by 2025, and working toward net zero emissions. How does Ritual support its employees, supply chain workers, and customers?

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The 2020 GreenBiz 30 Under 30

GreenBiz

She became intrigued by her clients’ requests for investments with a triple bottom line — and the very notion that profitability and impact needn’t be mutually exclusive. . Oliver Camp is passionate about food waste, which he calls a "terrible indictment of our ability to manage our food and supply chains."

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Moving From Sustainability Talk to Action

3BL Media

Supply Chain is a Triple-Bottom-Line Issue The triple bottom line is a framework to measure the benefit to the people, planet, and monetary outcome (profit). Why is this a triple-bottom-line issue?

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Inside Oklahoma’s Innovation Rush

Stanford Social Innovation

The lucky grantees included clusters on clean energy, next-gen agriculture, advanced manufacturing, semiconductors, and robotics, among others. Like a lot of Heartland cities, Tulsa’s manufacturing base was shrinking, and the region was struggling to participate in tech. 35 million went to Oklahoma City and $38.2 million went to Tulsa.