From net zero goals to decarbonisation strategies, running a sustainable business is more important than ever, with consumers actively seeking out brands and products with a clear commitment to environmental and ethical sustainability.
Grocers and food brands have responded by pledging to take action, meeting key climate goals and setting carbon reduction targets as they aim to mitigate operational risks right along the supply chain.
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From major names like Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Asda to FMCG brands such as Unilever, Mars and Nestlé, billions are being spent on developing and implementing solid sustainability strategies in a bid to reduce environmental impact and encourage responsible sales.
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Shoppers interested in sustainability are more likely to be loyal to brands that align with their values – so it’s key that businesses get it right as they look to meet those net zero goals.
“With much of the grocery and food sector aiming for net zero by 2030, working towards a more sustainable future is an essential part of every business,” said Sustainability Beat editor Jacqui Parr.
“We know that people are busier than ever and the ESG sector moves quickly – so we’re cutting through the noise and greenwash to bring sustainability professionals fast, accurate news that matters.”
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