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Fewer Than One In Five Firms Equipped To Deal With Global Supply Chain Disruption: Study

Only 15% of firms believe that they are equipped to deal with disruption in the global supply chain, new research from Capgemini has found.

Emmi To Develop 'Renewable Energy Ecosystem' In Switzerland

Dairy giant Emmi has teamed up with Galliker Transport, PanGas and CKW to set up a renewable energy ecosystem in Dagmersellen, Switzerland.

Switzerland To Stop Selling Discounted Meat Multipacks

The Federal Council of Switzerland has formally called on supermarkets to stop selling discounted meat multipacks with the aim of cutting food waste.

UN Food Agency Plan On Farming Emissions To Launch By Next Year

The U.N. food agency aims to launch a plan within the year to make the world's food system more sustainable, a senior executive told Reuters on the sidelin...

Land Use Must Be Part Of The Fight Against Climate Change, Scientists Say

Current climate pledges focus too much on land-based carbon sinks such as tree planting rather than food production and biodiversity, researchers from Aust...

Valio Invests In Improving Energy Efficiency At Lapinlahti Facility

Dairy firm Valio has invested in a series of measures to improve energy efficiency at its factory in Lapinlahti, Finland.

US Farm Agency To Triple Investment In Climate-Friendly Farming

The US Department of Agriculture will invest nearly $3 billion in projects to reduce climate-harming emissions from farming and forestry, tripling the fund...

Unilever Sources Eco-Friendly Surfactant For Laundry And Detergent Products

Unilever has announced that it will use renewable and biodegradable surfactants from Spanish chemicals company Cepsa Química for its laundry and det...