The environmental dependencies and impacts of food and beverage companies are putting supply chains at risk, causing disruption and increasing costs.
Companies face competition for critical resources alongside pressure to demonstrate responsible environmental and social practices. Failure to meet these requirements can damage reputations and put a company’s license to operate at risk.
Our gold standard environmental metrics enable companies to understand which resource constraints are most material – how and where they will impact revenue – and to what extent. Our robust supply chain analysis provides transparency around competing demands for resources and informs regionally optimized procurement strategies – while our environmental and social benefits analysis identifies more sustainable business models, product strategies and shared stakeholder value.
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