At a time when sustainability is no longer just a buzzword but a global imperative, companies must increasingly navigate a complex landscape of sustainability policy regulations. These regulations, which aim to reduce environmental impact and promote social responsibility, are fundamentally changing
In a long-term move towards environmental sustainability, the European Union (EU) approved a regulation in May 2023 aimed at combating deforestation.
In this article, we explore the necessity of upskilling in procurement, typical use cases that illustrate the transformation, and how organizations can effectively prepare their teams for the future.
What will be essential for industry players to benefit from the transition, secure supply and drive Scope 3 decarbonization across their supply chains?
Electricity utility companies face a critical cable supply shortage, driven by increasing demand and limited supply.
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 Consulting Group.
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 INVERTO, part of Boston Consulting Group.
