Responsible Production & the Circular Economy

Explore how factory leaders are driving real sustainability progress through data, innovation, and collaboration in Lee Green’s latest blog.

SCS Standards and Assurance Systems is pleased to announce that draft version 2.0 of the SCS-007 Certification Standard for Sustainably Produced Gemstones, formerly known as the Certification Standard for Sustainability Rated Diamonds, is now available for public review.

Discover how DP World and Kearney are helping global leaders redesign supply chains for a new era of structural disruption. Get insights on volatility, AI, leadership, and resilience ahead of 2025 — and register for the December 2 webinar.

In this video conversation with Trellis, Sarah Mouriño, Senior Director of Sustainability for DP World in the Americas, highlights how the company’s community-first approach is creating both environmental and economic resilience across its global network.

Caesarstone's ICON™ collection features a dazzling array of designs for today's modern kitchens, which are made with ~85% recycled materials, including recycled industrial glass.

SCS de México is now approved to provide Organic Certification under Mexico’s Organic Products Law (LPO), enabling growers, processors, and traders to ensure product integrity and expand access to domestic and global organic markets—boosting sustainability and market reach.

In this blog, Sustainable Furnishing Council’s program director Angie Kenny discusses how the Wood Furniture Scorecard drives the furniture industry to make more responsible, transparent wood sourcing choices. Cascale acquired SFC key assets in September.

The Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) has become one of the most important tools in modern cybersecurity and software supply chain management.

Fairtrade America and private sector partners issued statements in response to White House’s decision to amend Executive Order 14257 (tariffs).

You wake up with a sore throat and a fever. The doctor gives you a prescription for antibiotics. A few days later, you feel better, so you stop taking them. Harmless? Not quite.