As the backbone of global trade and commerce, transportation and logistics companies are under increasing pressure to enhance efficiency, reduce costs and meet sustainability goals.

The frequency and magnitude of supply chain problems can be reduced through the use of supplier scorecards.

The report found that just 79% of nearly 3,000 companies that provided data were simply not aware of the risks linked to their plastic-related activities.

Nearly 70% of those surveyed say they saw a "sizable decrease in operating expenses" after implementing sustainability measures.

While welcome from a sustainability perspective, the shift to electric vehicles creates challenges for companies that supply traditional components and the original equipment manufacturers that rely on them.

The “next generation” of packaging must meet strict standards of recyclability, reusability, compostability, biodegradability and traceability.

Devices recycled with Best Buy will be repurposed by students at four New York schools to create sustainable fashion designs. 

The report estimates that the global coal fleet grew by 2% last year, with two-thirds of that driven by China alone. 

Of those surveyed, 39% said that extreme weather events have been their chief concern in 2024, the most of any category.

Retailers have an opportunity to prioritize a more sustainable supply chain. But how can they do this while continuing to grow the business?