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More European Companies Switch to Green Power

Source: CSRWire A growing number of European companies are switching to renewable energy for their manufacturing plants, stores and office facilities. Renewable energy is allowing more companies than ever to power their operations while realizing a number...

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13 septembre 2007

Local Supplier Bribes Ikea Managers With £1.3million

Source: ethisphereblog.com A British businessman and two Ikea managers pleaded guilty on Sept. 7 to charges dealing with bribery. Adam David Hauxwell-Smith, owner of Godfrey and Warner Ltd, a company that sold items such as potpourri, candles and picture...

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11 septembre 2007

Supply Chain Consulting Launches Software to Track GHG Emissions

Source: ClimateBiz.com Supply Chain Consulting launched new software that helps companies analyze and implement carbon emissions reduction strategies across the procurement stream. CarbonView allows users to analyze various supply chain scenarios using...

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10 septembre 2007

The Promise, Perils of the Asia-Pacific Supply Chain

Source: Supply Demand Chain For mid-market companies, the Asian market offers many challenges...and a few opportunities Sam Datta has some advice for mid-market companies looking to source goods in the Asia-Pacific market: Know your foreign suppliers'...

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7 septembre 2007

The Body Shop – Progress on palm oil in Colombia

Body Shop hopes an initiative in Colombia can lead the way towards more sustainable production For the past three decades, the fat leaves of African Palm plants could be picked out among the foliage in the mountains of Santa Marta, Colombia. And as plantations...

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6 septembre 2007

Ethical practices in China – Outsourcing responsibility doesn’t work

Source: www.ethicalcorp.com , by Chandran Nair US companies have rushed to blame China for recent product health scares. But the fault could lie with their low-cost outsourcing, argues Chandran Nair The frenzied media lurch at China’s jugular over recent...

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6 septembre 2007

North America: Product safety – (Poorly) made in China

Source: www.ethicalcorp.com American consumers are demanding to know the products they buy from China are safe, after a spate of health scares has put corporate sourcing policies in the spotlight Chemically tainted pet food, lead-laden toys, bacteria-contaminated...

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5 septembre 2007

Ecuador’s cocoa producers – A better ladder for small suppliers

Ethical Corporation Integrating small producers into the supply chain of large companies is not always easy. A pilot programme in Ecuador provides an example of how ‘inclusive business' can be done.Cocoa production is hard work. First the cocoa pods have...

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5 septembre 2007

M&S announces WWF alliance

Source: www.greenconsumerguide.com Marks & Spencer has revealed details of new partnership with WWF as part of its ambitious eco-strategy ‘Plan A’. The conservation group will work with the high street giant on a number of projects related to agricultural...

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29 août 2007

Green Supply Chains a Growing Goal, Execs Say

Source: ClimateBiz.com OAKLAND, Calif., Aug. 29, 2007 -- In recognition of the fact that as much as 75 percent of a company's carbon footprint can come from transportation and logistics, 94 percent of supply chain executives in a recent survey said they're...

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