Supply chain risk from rising energy and carbon costs
Sarah Wainwright
As Britvic is finding, rising input costs from commodity price spikes and carbon taxation present increasing (and often very sudden) financial risk to supply chains. Energy and carbon are inextricably linked and many businesses are now examining the carbon emissions profile of their supply chains in order to mitigate risk from supplier pass though costs. Managing carbon emissions also presents important opportunities to reduce costs and improve supply chain efficiency.
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