Sustainable Supply Chains: Branching into a Greener Economy

Corporations can have a detrimental effect on the environment if they do not implement sustainable supply chains. These supply chains, however, can be costly to implement and may require significant overturning of well-established and profitable systems. This paper examines companies adopting sustainable supply chains, analysing trends in the challenges, solutions, technologies, and benefits companies encounter when implementing these systems.

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What’s Included in the Report:

Sustainability in supply chain management has gained importance as companies and consumers strive to mitigate the environmental impacts of deforestation, landfills, and greenhouse gas emissions. This report explores how businesses are adopting sustainable practices to address these urgent issues.

Key Highlights:

  • Legislation: Discover how domestic and international regulations are driving sustainability efforts. From the UK’s Environmental Act and Electronic Trade Documents Act to global agreements like the Paris Accord, learn about the legal frameworks shaping sustainable supply chains.
  • Challenges: Understand the common hurdles to achieving sustainability, including high costs, inadequate infrastructure, and lack of support systems.
  • Solutions: The report analyzes 19 projects involving 35 companies, offering insights into successful strategies for enhancing supply chain sustainability and the adoption of sustainable materials.

This report provides actionable insights to help organizations navigate the complex landscape of sustainable supply chains.