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Sustainability

  • P&G Compacts Tide, Gain for Target

    In the United States, the compaction of carton powder laundry detergents could save up to 2.9 billion liters of water, 4 million GJs of energy and 225,000 metric tons of CO2 equivalents each year.

  • TerraCycle Goes the Distance

    TerraCycle's upcycling and recycling programs have spread like wildfire throughout the consumer goods industry and it continues to find solutions for more and more "nonrecycleable" waste streams -- think dirty diapers, shoes, cigarette butts and cosmetics. Here's the inside scoop on how the "Coolest Little Startup in America" has reached global proportions.

  • You Can't Help But Be Inspired

    CGT Executive Editor Alliston Ackerman gives you a sneak peek into the trends and topics discussed in this month's issue.

  • CG, Retail Companies Partner to Improve Value Chain

    200 executives from the world's leading retailers, manufacturers, academics, third-party providers and industry organizations gathered to define the strategic objectives on which the industry should focus its energies. Top objectives emerged, including optimizing a shared supply chain.

  • Pepsis Refreshing Ideas

    With over 61 million votes cast, the Pepsi Refresh Project is on track to award more than $20 million in grants to over 400 ideas in 2010.

  • SC Johnson Markets Transparency

    The ad emphasizes the company's commitment to disclosing the ingredients in its products.

  • Wal-Mart Launches Major Food Initiative

    This program builds on the success of the First Lady's "Let's Move" campaign to make healthy choices more convenient and affordable for families and is consistent with Wal-Mart's commitment to lead on social issues that matter to its customers.

  • Coca-Cola Talks New Ways of Collaboration

    As manufacturers and retailers continue to struggle in the current economy, many will look to collaboration as a means of bringing back old customers, increasing the loyalty of new customers and better serving all of their customers. Here, Coca-Cola, IDC and SAP reveal new collaboration strategies that benefit both parties.
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