Why Sustainability Matters
Sustainability has re-entered the supply chain conversation—and it’s a concept that will continue to have an impact on organizations far into the future as the transportation sector continues to be the largest U.S. contributor to greenhouse gasses.
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Why Sustainability Matters Recording Date
April 20, 2022 Duration
00:17:28 hrs/min/sec
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The concern over sustainability is only going to grow, as projections for e-commerce-driven, last-mile deliveries are only sky-rocketing with no slowdown in sight.
With this growth, customer expectations, regulatory demands and environmental changes are increasing the pressure for organizations to take meaningful action. With no clear path forward, many leaders are still unsure how best to take action.
In this podcast, Caleb Nelson, Chief Growth Officer at Sifted joins Michael Levans, group editorial director for Peerless Media’s Supply Chain Group, in a conversation that breaks down why sustainability matters and offers the biggest—and easiest—opportunities for shippers to get rolling toward a more sustainable supply chain operation.
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