The automotive industry – the usual suspect!
From Model T to Autonomous Vehicle: How is Ford addressing climate change to drive towards a greener future?
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M.Gemi – Italian Fast Footwear
Founded in 2015, M.Gemi is a direct-to-consumer high-end Italian footwear brand for both man and women. Each pair is hand-made and offered at a price point between $198 and $598. New models are released on a weekly basis. In the […]
El Niño Food Crisis in Southern Africa
In response to severe drought in Malawi, state-owned Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation comes in to mitigate the countrywide food crisis.
What’s Beef? A Look Inside Lab-Grown Meat’s Aim To Tackle Climate Change
In an effort to tackle climate change and emissions, Memphis Meat is attempting to shake up a legendary meat industry that has become environmentally unsustainable.
Hunting in the Zoo: How Boeing’s plead for protectionism handed Airbus a spectacular opportunity to strike back
After a complaint from Boeing, the Department of Commerce imposed a 300% import tariff on Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier’s brand-new C-Series aircraft, effectively shutting them out of the U.S. market. Bombardier’s response? To partner up with Airbus and produce the same planes in Airbus’s facilities in the U.S. Now Boeing finds itself fighting two fully coordinated adversaries in different fronts, and Airbus is preparing itself for a very promising war of attrition.
A World without Chocolate? What Cargill is doing to Ensure we can get our Sweet Fix.
Cocoa production is highly concentrated in two countries and is exposed to the risks of climate change, particularly in reducing the available arable land for production. Cargill one of the largest producers of cocoa is focused on improving sustainability of the product through a comprehensive approach.
Staying Ahead of the Curve: How Nordstrom’s Supply Chain Evolves with Consumer Behavior
Can Nordstrom respond to consumer demand for more options more quickly, while still managing their inventory costs?
Tackling ground transport losses from ports to landlocked countries
How SGS is solving the problem of loss of imported goods during ground transportation from ports to landlocked countries.
Enjoy your morning espresso (while you still can).
Is coffee under threat? Could you imagine a year without coffee? While this idea may seem far-fetched to the millions of individuals who rely on their morning espresso to fuel their day, it is certainly an area of concern for […]
How the leading Latin American airline affects and is affected by climate change
The aviation industry contributed to 2% of manmade CO2 emissions in 2016. LATAM Airlines, the leading Latin American airline company, plays a key role and should have significant responsability on how this situation could evolve.