Sustainability

Some companies may have gotten a little over their skis when it comes to their sustainability goals. 

In an effort to reduce plastic packaging, Nestlé will pilot paper-wrapped versions of their four-bar KitKat chocolates across select stores in Australia. The trial will run for a limited time exclusively in Cole’s grocery stores.

Its Tianjin, China and Indaiatuba, Brazil locations are being recognized for implementing advanced fourth industrial revolution (4IR) technologies, such as machine learning, artificial intelligence, and digital twins. Learn more.

Here are a few key considerations CPG brands should keep an eye on specifically that are set to have the largest impact on the way technology is used by the industry moving forward.

In this transcript of CGT’s latest webinar, Tom Madrecki of the Consumer Brands Association, and Lindsey Peters of Celonis discuss innovative strategies supply chain professionals can employ to bolster resilience, build stronger networks, and meet future demand.

The company has had to elevate its structure, reinventing how products are shipped “for the good of customers and the planet.” Learn more.

PepsiCo and L’Oreal USA are the latest consumer goods brands to transform their packaging and labeling, launching new strategies that will impact various aspects across the value chain.

French Luxury beauty brand L’Occitane has unveiled a new corporate mission statement aimed at placing sustainability at the heart of future expansions.