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Elaine Cohen, (May 22, 2016)
The global logistics company is doing well on the environment, but needs to do a better job backing up its claims of positive impact
Elaine Cohen, (Feb 15, 2016)
The furnishings giant demonstrates sustainability leadership
EC Newsdesk, (Feb 15, 2016)
Carton giant Tetra Pak has much to be proud of, but fails to package its sustainability story as well as it should
April Streeter, (Nov 19, 2015)
McDonald’s 2014 CSR report, entitled “Good Business” shows just how hard it is to be ‘good’
Sophia Ingram, (Nov 19, 2015)
Managing both its carbon and water footprints and increasing female leadership are just some of MillerCoors's many worthwhile initiatives
Elaine Cohen, (Oct 14, 2015)
Soft drinks giant PepsiCo is an established sustainability reporter. In its latest report it could go further on the ‘purpose’ part of its strategy and say more on the role of its products in society
Simon Propper, (Sep 15, 2015)
Clothing giant should dare to wear more heart on its sleeve
April Streeter, (Sep 15, 2015)
The latest report by Brazil’s Natura comes in a strange two-part structure, and the company must start moving towards its ambitious goals if it wishes to remain a sustainability leader
April Streeter, (Aug 17, 2015)
A new report on human rights from Unilever sets high standards for other multinationals to follow and shows the hard work required to make progress on human rights
Aarti Ramachandran, (Aug 4, 2015)
Nestlé satisfies its audience's appetite for data
Robbie Lock, (Jul 15, 2015)
Bel’s Sharing Smiles CSR programme is advanced but could have been stretched further in 2014
Elaine Cohen, (Jul 15, 2015)
Clothing and luxury goods giant Kering has gone to great lengths to put a financial value on its environmental impacts, and although question marks remain, it is an impressive effort
Phoebe Hayes, (Jun 8, 2015)
Puma says it wants to go “forever faster”. But its sustainability reporting looks too tired to win any races
April Streeter, (Jun 8, 2015)
Apple has won plaudits for its sustainability initiatives, but its environmental reporting is selective and short on measurable targets
Elaine Cohen, (May 6, 2015)
Breakfast cereals giant Kellogg’s offers an appetising serving of sustainability in its latest report, though materiality and a few other ingredients are missing
Celine M. Suarez, (May 6, 2015)
Target’s value chain story is a novel and successful approach to reporting, but the retailer should be brave enough to address critical voices
April Streeter, (Apr 9, 2015)
Keurig Green Mountain has a history of disrupting the market for growth. Can it disrupt its own success to grow sustainably?
Pete Statham, (Apr 8, 2015)
Holiday giant Thomas Cook is serious about sustainability, but its rather sunny report needs to tackle the issues more directly and deeply
Katherine Hand, (Mar 4, 2015)
Aspects of hotel group Hyatt’s latest report are refreshing and commendable. But those strengths need to be applied more comprehensively
Elaine Cohen, (Mar 4, 2015)
Juventus confronts the most sensitive issues affecting the club and its stakeholders, but it fails to highlight the positive potential of its business, players and fans