Public Influence and Cost Savings Prompt 98% of Retail and FMCG Companies to Commit to Supply Chain Sustainability
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Wednesday, November 14, 2018
The survey questioned 250 U.S. and U.K. supply chain decision-makers, finding that 98% of organizations have a commitment in place towards achieving supply chain sustainability.
Key Points:
- The survey questioned 250 U.S. and U.K. supply chain decision-makers, finding that 98% of organizations have a commitment in place towards achieving supply chain sustainability.
- This commitment stems from the fact that almost a third (30%) have a full-time employee working on sustainability in the supply chain.
- It is also increasingly a board-level responsibility, with a quarter of firms report that supply chain sustainability is a C-level consideration.
- However, almost as important is cost savings, at 51%, as businesses look to sustainable supply chains to cut costs.