St Modwen sets net zero carbon targets
Property developer St Modwen has announced plans to become net zero carbon by 2040.
Property developer St Modwen has announced plans to become net zero carbon by 2040.
At a time when the planet is facing atrocities linked to man-made climate change, companies are facing the harsh reality that if they don’t change their ways soon, then further destruction will be inevitable. Michelle Mooney investigates.
Kärcher’s Banbury headquarters will enhance its environmental performance through its 967 solar panels and solar funding model.
Two-thirds (66%) of transport managers believe that not enough is being done to limit the environmental impact of logistics operations.
Sodexo will be removing products containing polystyrene and single-use plastics bags from its supply chain.
Packaging supplier DS Smith is targeting packaging volume reductions and an increased use of recyclable materials as it looks to meet pan-industry sustainability goals.
Sainsbury’s is committing £1 billion over twenty years towards sustainability initiatives across its own operations by 2040.
If there is one buzz-word for 2020 already it is sustainability. You can’t avoid yet another multinational making one claim or another about making its supply chain sustainable. All, I am sure, are well-meant and heartfelt by those at the very top. You just hope it isn’t lip-service to a more eco-conscious consumer.
Unilever will work with Chinese 3PL JD Logistics to pursue sustainable business initiatives in the supply chain.
China is to ban the use of single-use plastics by 2025 with a specific emphasis on retail, e-commerce and logistics.