To meet your supply chain sustainability goals, it’s important to look outside of your own walls. That’s because, on average, at least 80% of greenhouse gas emissions are produced in your supply chain. That means they are beyond your direct control and your business is only as sustainable as your weakest supplier. The new issue of MHI Solutions covers a variety of topics, including how to tackle Scope 3 emissions, the skillsets necessary to build a sustainability team, clean energy solutions and anticipated sustainability reporting requirements. 

Whether you are a seasoned veteran or just starting your journey in the warehousing and supply chain industry, the 22nd Annual WERCouncil Texas Warehousing Resource Conference brings together the latest trends and innovations with one-stop access to the Texas region’s top supply chain thought leaders and solution providers.

Managing a large, very high-sku inventory operation is unique and challenging. This September 27th webinar will discuss how Barrett Distribution utilized drone-powered inventory monitoring for the nationwide eCommerce Fulfillment for Stadium Goods.

The Panama Canal has never faced a drought as extreme as the existing one. In an effort to conserve water, the Panama Canal Authority limited ship passage this summer, placing a strain on supply chains. A recent study identified many other tactics that companies can use to mitigate this strain including AI that provides early detection of climate threats, as well as working with suppliers to create backup plans were among the suggestions.

As the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions climbs toward the top of the corporate agenda and clean energy technologies become more available and cost-effective, more companies are looking to renewable energy technologies as a key to decarbonizing their own facilities and vehicle fleets and working with their supply chain partners to do the same.