11 Questions
What percentage of resources used in a supply chain are consumed by vendors?
80 percent
By what year did Unilever declare it would buy tea and palm oil only from sustainable sources?
2015
What kind of certification do some firms require their suppliers to secure?
ISO 14001
What is the target set by Walmart for its Chinese suppliers in terms of product energy efficiency?
25 percent
What is the goal of Staples in terms of its paper products?
Sustainably sourced paper
Why is sustainability becoming a priority in supplier relationships?
To minimize ecological, social, and economic costs
What is the primary reason for developing efficient supply chains with shorter distances and more efficient transportation?
To reduce pollution
What is the purpose of social capital in building ecosystems?
To create advantages that one firm cannot achieve alone
What is the primary focus of sustainability-based supplier relationships?
Minimizing ecological, social, and economic costs
What is the goal of product stewardship and social responsibility in supply chains?
To reduce waste and emissions
What is the benefit of investing in the development of social capital to build ecosystems?
Creating advantages that one firm cannot achieve alone
Learn how Starbucks promotes fair trade practices, fair wages, and sustainability in coffee production, and how it differentiates itself in the market. Explore the relationship between socio-efficiency, social labeling, and competitive advantage.
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