By 2030, we will see a growing divide between companies that embraced emissions reduction as a competitive advantage and those that stalled due to short-term uncertainty.

Addressing supply chain sustainability challenges requires a strategic, data-driven, and collaborative approach. 

The incorporation of sustainability into packaging strategies is increasingly vital for brands aiming to meet consumer expectations and achieve long-term success.

Proactive compliance reduces legal risks, improves stakeholder trust and strengthens relationships with ESG-conscious customers.

Efficiency is at the core of reducing supply chain waste and, therefore, achieving sustainability goals.

Achieving a sustainable supply chain is a worthy goal — but also one that requires continual management and refinement.

Companies must redefine governance frameworks to incorporate risk visibility, regulatory compliance and technology-driven decision-making.

Data analytics is playing an evolving role in helping companies achieve supply chain sustainability objectives.

Collaboration between shippers, carriers and logistics providers will be essential in ensuring the availability and accuracy of emissions data.

While the rules of compliance may change, that doesn’t mean there will be a corresponding shift in expectations from stakeholders.