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Sponsored: Climate Pledge signatories are trailblazing paths to decarbonization — and our new docuseries shows how companies are changing the way they do business.
by Sally Fouts
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Sponsored: Carbon markets provide an opportunity to bridge the gap between current commodity markets and supply chain-based goals.
by Emma Fuller
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Sponsored: Exploring a food company’s journey to increased sustainability by 2030.
by David Allen
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Sponsored: An allied approach to sustainable sourcing shifts from a transactional arrangement to more of a partnership where risk and costs of improving environmental and social outcomes are shared.
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A longtime official discusses how the U.N.’s new social and environmental goals go deeper, and how we can meet them.
by Mary Hoff
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Producers such as General Mills and PepsiCo are looking for ways to increase sustainability by 2020.
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The world’s second biggest coffee company will evaluate its Coffee Made Happy program to understand the impact on farmers on the ground.
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All suppliers will be required to reduce, measure and disclose their greenhouse gas emissions by the end of 2015.
by Will Nichols
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Primatologist Biruté Galdikas thought all was lost when she learned that palm oil company PT Best was about to destroy Borneo's Seruyan Forest.
by Steve Zwick
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At Walmart's Global Sustainability Milestone Meeting today, the retailer vowed to target chemical and fertilizer use in its mammoth supply chain.
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Seattle Fish Co., Santa Monica Seafood and other leading sellers want to help prevent overfishing and improve fish farming.
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In case you missed it: Green goods boosted small businesses, a GMO mystery deepens, ranking the greenest utility companies, and five things every company should be doing.
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World's biggest brewer sets watershed protection measures, new management goals for 100 percent of facilities in key barley-growing regions.
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BusinessGreen Plus reveals how the company developed a sustainability strategy that has even won over Greenpeace.
by James Murray
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World's biggest brewer cuts water use by 18.6 percent across 130 facilities and boosts recycling rate to 99.2 percent.
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Our new feature recaps some the biggest sustainability news, and looks at new corporate commitments, a vegan NASCAR, and more.
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Embedded environmental costs represent real financial risks and strategic opportunities for the world's biggest retail and food and beverage companies.
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Despite the many differences between the Fortune 500 coffee retailer and the family-owned artisan roaster based in Mendocino, Calif., the two companies are committed to working with growers to source coffee beans as sustainably and ethically as possible.
by Marc Gunther
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At the Sustainable Operations Summit this week in New York City, leaders from companies in widely different industries shared their secrets of successful composting, and how to cut costs while not wasting food.
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Janet Voute, vice president and global head of public affairs at Nestle, discusses the company's experience of issuing its first sustainability report to meet the Global Reporting Initiative's A+ requirements.
by Janet Voûte
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The food services industry needs a united voice to deal with the huge costs of avoidable food waste, according to the conglomerate.
by Will Nichols
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Major meat producers including McDonald's, Cargill and Walmart are committing to making meat production more humane and environmentally friendly. Bon Appetit Management Company, a Bay Area food-service firm, can show them how to do it.
by Marc Gunther
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Jerry Lynch, Chief Sustainability Officer at the food giant, talks about the company's 2015 sustainability goals, their relationship with their brands, the issues surrounding food waste, and much more.
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Bob Langert, the company's VP for sustainability digs in to the many ways the company is pushing for greener fast food, and how it's got a long row to hoe to convert its many skeptics and opponents.
by Marc Gunther