The Sustainable ESG-oriented supply chains: a strategic imperative for modern business series is a three-part series on the relationship between supply chains and society and the environment, the impact of promoting sustainable supply chains on companies and how to develop action plans to promote them.

This first article introduces the importance of supply chain impacts on the environment and society, with examples from companies and the results of UN research.

Sustainable ESG-oriented supply chains: a strategic imperative for modern business.
[Part 1] Environmental and social impacts of supply chains.
https://aiesg.co.jp/report/240805_supply-chain1/

We hope that through this article you will gain a better understanding of the situation. Please read on.


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