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Pay attention to your ‘Waste Chain’ and create a sustainable supply chain

21st January 20082 Comments

Packaging. Packing materials. Crates. Pallets. Tires. Old Equipment. Certainly, your supply chain creates an expansive graveyard of materials. However, the “waste chain,” the movement and reduction of discarded or disposed materials in your supply chain, should be a core component of any green or sustainability initiative at your company. Download the white paper, ‘Waste Not, Want Not: How Paying Attention to Your “Waste Chain” Can Create a Sustainable Supply Chain

2 comments

  1. Cora Ng
    29th February 2008 at 12:10 pm

    Step 1-10 to achieving a green supply chain:

    With Green Supply Chain remaining one of the Top 10 Supply Chain Management trends, it is an issue you cannot afford to ignore.

    Achieving a green supply chain isn’t simply about measuring your carbon footprint and reducing emissions, it’s also about water conservation and toxic chemicals. This is a one stop shop event for supply chain and procurement professionals concerned about finding a holistic approach to this issue and the right balance between your social and environmental agenda.

    (Please see website for list of confirmed speakers)

  2. Cora Ng
    29th February 2008 at 12:11 pm

    http://www.ethicalcorp.com/greensupplychain

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