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Supply Chain Risk & Innovation is the subscription publication from Innovation Forum. Bringing you insight, analysis and critical thinking on sustainable supply chain management.

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”Excellent analysis and challenging insight that helps me embed sustainability in our business”

Aida Greenbury, managing director of sustainability, Asia Pulp & Paper

“Highly practical insight I can use with colleagues and the Board to demonstrate why supply chain sustainability pays off”

Richard Ellis, vice president of corporate social responsibility, Alliance Boots

“Great way to keep up to speed on sustainable supply chains. Good source of trends, shifts and challenging, focused insight”

Ignacio Gavilan, director of sustainability, The Consumer Goods Forum

“Insightful and time-saving analysis of supply chain sustainability trends, issues and business performance”

David Croft, global sustainable development director, Diageo

How would a subscription benefit me?

CROSS INDUSTRY News and analysis drawn together and condensed into 25 pages of manageable, practical insight that can be used and applied in your day-to-day role

BENCHMARK Measure your performance against your competitors, see their targets, progress and success to date

CORPORATE CASE STUDIES Business lessons of success (and failure!) in implementing corporate strategy, and how you can apply them to your own brand

HORIZON SCANNING Keep ahead of industry trends, risks and opportunities – a mid to long term perspective enabling you to plan your corporate strategy

IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS Discover how brands have developed specific initiatives: discover the value, concerns, risks, savings and potential

NGO CAMPAIGNING TRENDS First insight into new campaigns and partnerships – see why NGOs are targeting brands and make sure to avoid this in your own work

SECTOR PROFILES Comprehensive and compact profiles allowing you to review risks and values, both in your own supply chain and across a range of industries

CARGILL: Find out how the food giant plans to cut 20% of antibiotics use in beef supply chain.

FORD MOTOR COMPANY: Ford has become the first automaker to join the Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition. What does that mean and how will it strengthen its commitment to human rights and working conditions globally?

COCOA PROFILE: From farmer to supermarket – what are the number one priorities for cocoa producers and how can corporates best support ongoing issues associated with child labour in West Africa, climate change and inefficency at farm level.

INVESTMENT COMMUNITY DEMANDS: With investors now awake and increasingly interested in sustainability issues, what is the likely future demand from the investment community in understanding risks and opportunities within your supply chain. Gathering insight and analysis from investors and companies alike, our long-read predicts future trends and prepares you for what to expect.

WOOLWORTHS: Step inside the company’s Farming for the Future programme, with a focus on soil quality, farming practices, chemical use and water retention. How are suppliers being supported by the large buyer?

LEGO GROUP: How is everybody’s favourite toy business making good on its promise to spend $150m to develop new materials and packaging materials? Here’s how.

FOOD AND DRINK PROFILE: An overview of the food and beverage sector, including an exploration of the energy, waste and resource issues faced at all stages of the production value chain, and insight and analysis from the leading companies that are best driving impact reduction and reducing risk associated with water scarcity.

CHILD LABOUR ISSUES: We explore the ongoing challenge of eradicating widespread instances of child labour in supply chains, particularly across Africa. This will include analysis of the problem, what can be done to better understand where it is happening and the techniques and best practice for dealing with it (including insight from the companies that are having success).

APPLE: The tech giant has worked hard to improve welfare at its supplier factories. We’ll show how its done it.

DuPONT: Find out how and why the chemical giant is helping to build a collaborative industry standard for sustainable supply chains.

HEINEKEN: With ambitious 2020 targets to source 50% of raw materials local to agricultural supply chains in Africa, we find out how the beer maker is progressing.

SUGAR PROFILE: A snapshot overview of sugar, including production, sourcing and procurement issues, as well as the ongoing brand and reputation risks associated with consumer use.

THE PROS AND CONS OF CERTIFICATION AND STANDARDS: For all the positives that labelling and certification has brought to improving standards for procurement of commodities like timber, soy and palm oil, certification as a mechanism for transformation has its limitations.

What’s coming up in 2016?

JUNE JULYMAY

Further details Supply Chain Risk & Innovation is published 10 times a year and costs just £495 for a year’s worth of data and analysis. Each issue is condensed into a manageable 25 pages, packed with exclusive insight and intelligence for you to use in your day-to-day role.

For multiple subscription packages, any questions or comments please contact Eilidh at eilidh.morrison@innovation-forum.co.uk

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