Responsible Production & the Circular Economy

Recent analysis from the DP World Effect: Dominican Republic study highlights a growing reality: export competitiveness is no longer driven primarily by incentives. It depends on whether goods can move efficiently, predictably, and at scale.

Reflections from Lee Green, vice president of communications and marketing at Cascale, from HowToHigg on guidance, interpretation, and where clarity matters most.

Rick Ridgeway reflects on a momentous year for Cascale, after taking Sustainable Furnishings Council (SFC) under its wing.

In a recent Forbes Business Council article – “From Supply Chain to Performance Chain: How Fortune 500 Leaders Are Designing for Permanent Disruption” – Brittany Caskey, Chief Commercial Officer for DP World in the Americas, outlines the shifting paradigm around supply chains.

Cascale’s MCAP program celebrates the graduation of 52 manufacturers advancing measurable emissions reductions across supply chains; Everlane lauds suppliers.

California shows how EPEAT-enabled procurement cuts emissions, saves taxpayers $7.5 million, and advances net-zero goals in a new case study from GEC.

Rachel Lincoln Sarnoff, senior communications director at Cascale, attended the “Design for Compliance: Textile EPR in California” event during Los Angeles Climate Week.

In this guest blog, Nate Herman, executive vice president of the American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA), shares why heat stress guidance matters now and what effective implementation will require across the value chain.

Lenovo’s R.E.A.L. framework for sustainability, Responsible Design, Ethical Materials, Accountable Models, and Lifecycle Intelligence, defines a more holistic approach to circularity.

At first glance, The Way We Wore could be mistaken for an ordinary Los Angeles secondhand store with a warehouse vibe. Huge windows cast warm light onto cement floors and racks hung with an eclectic mix of clothing and accessories.