Top 100 sustainable solutions
A digital platform that enables buyers and suppliers to interact and exchange data to help create circular supply chains is among the top 100 sustainability solutions highlighted in the fourth annual study from the Danish think tank Sustainia.
Selected by sustainability experts from 18 international research organisations, including Yale University and the World Resources Institute, 20% of this year’s innovations are related to circular ecoContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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