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| | | ... and progress, including where Woolworths has 'more to do'. This is good housekeeping - it's fair to say that the modern consumer expects to buy goods from a grocery giant that are produced with some care. Woolworths is only starting the journey compared ... |
| | | | ... position itself in the supply chain space and building up our understanding of that side. It's not new in some sectors; consumer staples, fast moving goods and retailers have been working for a while in this area. For other sectors, this is new and certainly ... |
| | | | ... men. "The report shows we are making progress to increase the number of women on our leading company boards, with the consumer staples sector showing the highest growth in board roles held by female directors since 2008, up 13%, followed by the information ... |
| | | | Government organisations are not effectively communicating sustainability-related issues to stakeholders, according to a survey of Australian-based sustainability management personnel, consultants and commentators. Stephen Hale According to the survey ... |
| | | | ... chain, only 32% measure and just 8% have set reduction targets for supply chain emissions, with that mainly coming from consumer companies in the food, beverage and retail industries. CDP Carbon Action's development has been supported through advice ... |
| | | | Fiona Reynolds has resigned as CEO of the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) to take a job as managing director of the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI). Fiona Reynolds The newly created position will see Reynolds work ... |
| | | | ... certificates, but power companies are able to pass on the higher regulated value in the form of higher energy costs to the consumer." See Also: Calls for expedited reduction of SRES multiplier |
| | | | ... limits to co-financing models? MMc: The thing that we have found is that you have to have an understanding of the end-use consumer or project-owner themselves. The volatility of the whole energy scene has made a lot of end use consumers, large and small ... |
| | | | ... of companies for which supply chain labour standards apply came because FTSE determined that a an increasing number of consumer product manufacturers were exposed to these risks. Initially, FTSE said, the supply chain labour standards only applied to ... |
| | | | ... is a wholesale distribution and marketing company specializing in grocery, fresh produce, liquor, hardware and other consumer goods. It has four divisions - Metcash Food and Grocery, Australian Liquor Marketers, Campbells Wholesale and Mitre 10, a chain ... |
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