Sustainability

Bel Group, which manufactures such brands as The Laughing Cow, Kiri, Babybel, Boursin, Nurishh, and GoGo squeeZ, is investing in a more agile supply chain supported by AI functionality as it looks to grow and diversify its portfolio.

This roadmap explores how sustainability is an ongoing practice, supported by data-driven metrics, and how technology can help progress reporting techniques to keep the momentum around circularity initiatives.

Vishnu Nair, head of Zeigo Activate, shares his expertise on the biggest hurdles in sustainability tracking, the unique needs of small- and medium-sized businesses, and the misconceptions surrounding sustainability efforts in the consumer goods industry.

Benchmarking today's consumer goods supply chain technology investments, priorities, and challenges

Learn how companies such as Bic, Kraft Heinz, Unilever, Nike, and Kimberly-Clark are focusing on consumer-centric approaches, external and internal collaboration, agile software development, and more to achieve standout product innovation results.

The Clorox Company is advancing its sustainability efforts, elevating data visibility through a new partnership that allows the company to improve tracking.

Stanley 1913, a drinkware manufacturer for PMI Worldwide brand Stanley, is strengthening its supply chain through AI and ML technology that will allow it to quickly get ahead of potential roadblocks.

Rather than declaring an unwinnable war on dirty data, Kenvue is employing a data framework and innovation profiler that focuses on asking key questions, developing sustainable business rules, and implementing lots and lots — and lots! — of training.