Two rival systems for preventing palm oil deforestation might just become the co-authors of a global success story
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Analysis: supply chain corruption – Know your weakest link
Only half of British businesses vet their suppliers for corruption, says a new report
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Asia Pulp & Paper – Market pressures tip the balance
Asia Pulp & Paper’s change of heart is good news for forest conservation, but consumers need to keep up the pressure, says Greenpeace’s Andy Tait
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CRWatch, a roundup of recent business sustainability news - April 2013
Whole Foods labels GM foods, Gucci gets certified and coal use increases
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Cheat sheet: Corporate responsibility cheat sheet
The stats, numbers and data you need, distilled and filtered
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Analysis: Appetite for transparency
The big food companies still have work to do before they can engage their suppliers effectively, a new report finds
Podcasts
Business trends and opportunities 2013: An exclusive podcast with Daniel Franklin, The Economist
Executive Editor of the Economist, Daniel Franklin, speaks with Toby Webb about business events 2012 and the ethical risks and opportunities ahead in 2013.
Business and human rights in Burma
Annette Stube, director of group sustainability at Maersk, the Danish transport and energy conglomerate, talks to Ethical Corporation’s Jeni Bauser Yaghoubi about Maersk’s business and human rights action plan, and how the company is slowly developing operations in Burma.
How to empower women entrepreneurs
Charlotte Oades, the Coca-Cola Company’s global director, women’s economic empowerment, talks to Ethical Corporation’s Jeni Bauser Yaghoubi about Coke’s 5by20 initiative, which seeks to empower five million women entrepreneurs by 2020.
Latest Articles
RSPO and TFT Two approaches, similar goal
Two rival systems for preventing palm oil deforestation might just become the co-authors of a global success story
Seafood labelling – A fishy tale?
Seafood sustainability labelling has become a big business in its own right. There are growing fears that everything is being certified but little...
Analysis: sustainable food – We are what we eat
Appetite for sustainable food products looks set to remain low until there’s a sweetener for the consumer
