Global companies reduce air pollutants in supply chains
The Alliance for Clean Air – an influential group of companies – has committed to measuring air pollutants from their operations and value chains.
GEA is one of the world’s largest suppliers of systems and components to the food, beverage and pharmaceutical industries. With 18,000 employees and operations in 62 countries, its plants, processes, components and services enhance the efficiency and sustainability of production processes globally, contributing to reductions in CO2 emissions, plastic usage and food waste. GEA is listed on the German MDAX and the STOXX Europe 600 Index, is included in the DAX 50 ESG, the MSCI Global Sustainability and the Dow Jones Sustainability Europe Indices and holds A-level ratings from the CDP in the areas of climate action and water stewardship.
Scope 3 emissions are often the largest portion of a company’s carbon footprint. To reduce them they must use the power of procurement and collaboration.
Corporate sustainability has become a crucial strategic imperative. Two sustainability leaders share their thoughts on how to shape organizational change.
We already have the green technologies to bring about large-scale carbon-neutral manufacturing. What we need now is the will to put them into practice.