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Textiles & apparel

The textile industry faces growing pressure to compete with low-cost suppliers while addressing the environmental toll of fast fashion – from resource-heavy production to mountains of discarded clothing.

DIY

The Do It Yourself (DIY) industry is as diverse as its products, ranging from hardware and tools, to flooring and home improvement essentials. Obviously, with diversity comes complexity. From sourcing sustainable materials, to ensuring compliance with regulations like the EUDR for wood, the challenges are vast.

Food

Your food supply chains are incredibly complex, spanning the globe and involving multiple layers of suppliers and (sub-)traders. With over 15 years of experience with precisely mapping global supply chains, ImpactBuying delivers unparalleled certainty to every ESG detail of your operations. Whether you’re a global A-player or a local producer, we ensure complete transparency, verified…

Homeware

Homeware supply chains are as diverse as the products they deliver, from furniture to candles and cutlery. Tracing each item back to its source might seem daunting, but at ImpactBuying, our proven methodology and years of experience make it possible.

PPWR interview with Leontien Hasselman-Plugge – BNR News Radio

What does PPWR mean for businesses? The Packaging and Packaging Waste…

SA8000

Key Takeaways Defining SA8000: The Pillars of Social Accountability and…

B Corp

For executive decision-makers, this certification is not a marketing accolade;…

PPWR interview with Leontien Hasselman-Plugge – BNR News Radio

What does PPWR mean for businesses? The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) is changing the way companies across Europe approach packaging. Its goal is clear: reduce packaging waste, improve recyclability and reuse, and move towards a more circular packaging system. Today on the 12th of August it comes into force. But what does PPWR actually mean […]