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Dear John,

Today, more and more US companies recognize their greatest climate and water risks are in their global supply chains. But how can companies that source from China reduce supply chain risks triggered by environmental noncompliance?

Register today for our free webinar: Using the Power of Data to Reduce Environmental Risk in Your Supply Chain in China.

Using the Power of Data to Reduce Environmental Risk in Your Supply Chain in China

Linda Greer, Ph.D.
Senior Global Fellow
Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs, China

Susan Brennan
Supply Chain Sustainability Program Manager
Dell

Sandra Durrant
Director of Responsible Sourcing
Target

Mary Ann Ormond
Director, Company Network
Ceres

A recent upswing in Chinese government environmental inspections and enforcement has proven highly effective in reducing emissions from big polluters, but has also led to unexpected factory closures and supply chain disruptions.

To facilitate proactive oversight of factories in their country, the Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs (IPE), the leading environmental NGO in China, created a comprehensive database of more than 1.5 million government environmental noncompliance records. This database includes a no-cost tool called Blue EcoChain that allows companies to “follow” numerous suppliers and receive automatic notifications the instant compliance problems arise.

By the end of 2019, approximately 100 multinational and domestic brands had registered more than 10,000 suppliers into this automated system.

Join Ceres on March 11th for an exclusive webinar: Using the Power of Data to Reduce Environmental Risk in Your Supply Chain in China, where we will learn how the IPE database and supply chain oversight tools work, and hear leading companies share their experiences in using the power of this data to inform their supply chain oversight programs.

Register today to join us on March 11th.

Thank you!

Mary Ann Ormond
Director,
Company Network
Ceres

Join webinar speaker Linda Greer from IPE in person at Ceres 2020 in New York, on March 25, 4:00 PM-4:30 PM for IDG 20: Greening Supply Chains in China.

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