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Supply chain sustainability

The growing urgency around green issues and sustainability means they are set to rise ever higher on the business agenda. The impact will be felt across the board, with increasing pressure on the supply chain and procurement arenas to respond and introduce new measures accordingly.

Our survey of executives from US$1bn-plus corporations, in conjunction with the Economist Intelligence Unit, indicates a high level of awareness of sustainability. Companies appreciate the opportunities it offers within the supply chain, coupled with concerns over the cost and complexity of addressing it.

Reputation, cost reduction and revenue growth were the top three opportunities cited by more than half of respondents. The greatest risk is believed to be an increased cost base.

We look at the business case for sustainability and the benefits that can be achieved by integrating sustainability issues into supply chain management.

Download “Green for go: supply chain sustainability" (pdf, 749kb).

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