Banyan Botanicals and Peers Announce Collaboration to Reduce Carbon Emissions in Herbal Supply Chain
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Tuesday, March 12, 2024
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The group’s primary objective is to reduce carbon emissions in the herbal supply chain and improve environmental standards for the industry.
Key Points:
- The group’s primary objective is to reduce carbon emissions in the herbal supply chain and improve environmental standards for the industry.
- Facilitated by the Sustainable Herbs Program , this pre-competitive group working to establish accurate Scope 3 emissions data for herbal ingredients includes seven member companies: Banyan Botanicals, Nature’s Sunshine , Pure Synergy , Pukka Tea , Traditional Medicinals , Pacific Botanicals and Yogi .
- What we do to the planet, we do to ourselves,” said Erin Douglas, Senior Social and Environmental Responsibility Manager at Banyan Botanicals.
- This initiative also serves the broader goal of creating an accessible, scalable and standardized model for measuring herbal emissions across the industry.