This article is part of Inverto's Inside the CPO Agenda series, which supplements findings from the broader CPO Survey through in-depth qualitative interviews. The highlighted case study comes from a global consumer goods company transforming its pro...
New survey results: How tariffs, price pressure & supply risks are shaping sourcing in 2025 — with key trends & actionable insights for procurement leaders.
Mastering EUDR: Turning Compliance into Strategic Advantage
EUDR isn’t just a compliance challenge—it’s a strategic inflection point. From December 2025, companies trading in deforestation-linked commodities must meet strict EU standards. Leading firms are seizing this moment to rethink procurement, strengthe...
Food prices are expected to remain volatile through 2025, says Inverto, the procurement and supply chain management subsidiary of Boston Consulting Group.
Innovative e-commerce packaging: your sustainability blueprint
E-commerce has reshaped how consumers shop, but behind the convenience lies a critical challenge—packaging. No longer just a necessity, it’s a strategic advantage. As online retail grows, brands must balance cost, sustainability, and customer experie...
Top 5 trends in consumer procurement & supply chain for 2...
Supply chains in the consumer sector face unprecedented pressure—rising costs, shifting consumer expectations, and the demand for sustainability are reshaping the game.
Case Study | How we reduced CO2 emissions by 400 tonnes
Discover how a leading manufacturer significantly reduced costs and CO2 emissions through innovative supply chain strategies. Watch the video and explore how sustainability and efficiency can go hand in hand.
Food supply at risk: 48% more extreme weather events in Europe
The number of extreme weather events in Europe (including the UK) has increased by 48% to 16,956 in 2023/24 (year-end February 6)*, up from 11,442 in 2021/22, adding to the volatility of food prices says supply chain experts Inverto, part of Boston C...
UK Food and Drink Insolvencies surge 108% to 287 in a Year
The number of food and drink manufacturing companies entering insolvency has increased by 108% to 287 in the year to the end of June 2023, compared to 138 the previous year says international procurement and supply chain management consultancy Invert...
