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Hmm looking forward to replies- this would be a great learning opportunity for me as well. Also please include Supply chain risks
I know! I hope we can get good insights!
Lol I feel like those two things re mutually exclusive at this point. I think supply chain risk isn't always covered, but it would require a pretty big overhaul of processes I'd imagine, and QA
I guess there can be some balance. Or some certification like B corporation etc that will show some initiative.
This is a tricky game to play.
I know! I need to find a balance point!
I would suggest starting with a supply chain assessment to identify areas for improvement. This would help you understand the environmental impact of their current supply chain and identify opportunities to reduce waste and carbon emissions. From there, you could work with the client to develop a sustainability strategy that aligns with their business objectives and supports their sustainability goals.
Quite the paragraph of broad buzzwords lol.
Optimizing transportation routes, reducing packaging waste, and sourcing materials from sustainable suppliers. All these are just options!
One approach could be to use life cycle assessment (LCA) to evaluate the environmental impact of the client's products or services. This would help identify opportunities to reduce the environmental effects throughout the supply chain, from raw material extraction to end-of-life disposal. You could also work with the client to develop a product or service redesign strategy incorporating sustainability considerations, such as using recycled materials or designing for recyclability.