The consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry has an outsized environmental footprint, driven by high raw material and water usage, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, pollution, and waste generation. A significant share of these impacts originates in supply chains. In response, regulators around the globe are imposing stricter measures, such as plastic taxes and more rigorous environmental standards for packaging, textiles, or food products.
We help you manage the key sustainability risks in your supply chain and unlock opportunities for greater efficiency, impact, and long-term value.
Our solutions cover the topics most material to your industry, enabling you to meet legal requirements and boost sustainability performance.
The reliance on oil-based plastic packaging creates significant environmental and social challenges, including pollution, resource depletion, and labor rights violations. Embracing circular design principles, such as reusable, recyclable, and renewable materials, supported by supply chain ESG software solutions, can reduce waste and help align with sustainability goals.
Scope 3 emissions, which can comprise up to 90% of a CPG company’s carbon footprint, primarily stem from raw material extraction, processing, and upstream logistics. ESG software can help track, reduce, and report emissions across the supply chain, enabling decarbonization and improved value chain resilience.
Ingredients like palm oil, cocoa, and plastics are often linked to deforestation, child labor, and poor working conditions. Advanced ESG solutions provide transparency and enforce due diligence to ensure ethical sourcing, safeguard human rights, and promote environmental stewardship.
Consumer safety requires robust quality management systems to eliminate hazardous substances from CPG products. Circular design and ESG tech can ensure compliance with safety standards while supporting sustainable innovation across the product lifecycle.
The CPG industry’s scale and diversity offer a unique opportunity to influence sustainability across sectors such as agriculture, chemicals, and logistics. By integrating ESG platforms, companies can collaborate with their supply chain partners to amplify sustainable practices and create transformative environmental and social impacts.
Our platform offers a comprehensive suite of sustainability solutions to meet your industry needs. Combining the world’s largest sustainable supply chain network, AI-powered insights and automation, and built-in ESG expertise covering over 40 topics, we ensure that your sustainability efforts are tailored to your industry - giving you a competitive edge and driving meaningful impact.
CPG companies face significant risks related to unethical labor practices, environmental degradation, and deforestation across global supply chains. Our due diligence solutions ensure compliance with regulations like the CSDDD by identifying risks in sourcing ingredients such as palm oil, cocoa, and plastics, enabling proactive risk management and ethical supply chain practices.
With increasing stakeholder expectations and regulatory requirements, sustainability reporting is crucial for CPG brands. We simplify compliance with frameworks like the CSRD and GRI by providing transparent ESG data and enabling you to track progress on decarbonization and waste reduction, fostering trust with stakeholders.
For CPG companies, Scope 3 emissions – including those from packaging, transportation, and raw material processing - often represent the largest share of their carbon footprint. We help you monitor and reduce embedded carbon, align with regulatory standards such as the EU’s CBAM, and implement sustainable production and logistics practices.
Ingredients used in CPG products, such as palm oil, cocoa, and natural rubber, are often linked to deforestation, biodiversity loss, and land use conflicts. Our platform provides traceability tools and ensures compliance with regulations like the EUDR to mitigate environmental harm, protect ecosystems, and promote sustainable sourcing.
CPG supply chains are complex and typically span multiple tiers, increasing risks related to labor violations, health and safety issues, and resource inefficiency. We help you achieve comprehensive supply chain visibility, ensuring compliance, improving resilience, and fostering sustainable and ethical practices.
Compliance with product-specific regulations like REACH, PFAS restrictions, and hazardous substance controls is critical for CPG companies. We streamline regulatory compliance, enabling the development of safe, sustainable products while meeting global standards.
"With the IntegrityNext solution, we can collect sustainability and compliance data even on small suppliers and growers in remote parts of the world, significantly increasing supply chain transparency.”
Sourcing its raw materials in more than 130 countries, quality and sustainability play an integral role at Hälssen & Lyon, and the company works closely with its business partners to implement labor, social and environmental standards across the supply chain.
The company was therefore looking for a scalable solution to help increase supply chain transparency by obtaining reliable supplier data on the relevant standards.
To increase transparency about its supply chain, Hälssen & Lyon invited all suppliers to perform the IntegrityNext assessments regarding the relevant ESG topics, and continues to monitor performance via the platform. This visibility enables the company to easily identify risk and areas of improvement and make ethical sourcing decisions. Based on the collected data, Hälssen & Lyon can then take measures to improve performance and ensure the ongoing quality of its products.
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Scope 3 emissions often account for the vast majority of a company’s carbon footprint. Yet building a scalable Scope 3 supplier engagement strategy across thousands of suppliers remains one of the most complex challenges in supply chain decarbonization. Drawing on insights from IntegrityNext’s Scope 3 webinar series, this article explores how companies can move from one-off data requests to meaningful, scalable supplier collaboration.
