So here’s some of our recent analysis, podcast and webinars published on https://innovation-forum.co.uk in recent weeks.
I hope you find them useful. All designed to be short, sharp, insightful and practical. And all free. You can’t argue with that. See below.
The radical supply chain transparency solution
The latest palm oil supply disclosures from Unilever and Nestlé demonstrate the progress required to meet corporate targets
Collaboration that ensures food security and protects ecosystem services
The future for agriculture is to feed future generations while reducing environmental costs
Litigation risk focuses minds on modern slavery
While some existing laws are changing, new legal risks are emerging for companies on forced labour and human rights
Small particles with big plastic pollution impact
Industry-level answers are required to tackle the ever-growing problem of microfibre pollution from apparel
Further recent analysis:
Opinion: It’s cash that counts for development goal success - IF editorial team
Podcast: Plastic packaging that really disappears in landfill and the oceans? - Robert Pocius and Ian Welsh
Opinion: Circular economy back in fashion - IF editorial team
Join us in person to debate all this, at one or more of these:
Our forthcoming events
- How business can tackle modern slavery and forced labour - 7-8 March 2018 - London
- How business can make smallholder supply chains resilient - 13-14 March 2018 - London
- Can innovation and technology make agriculture sustainable? - 5-6 April 2018 - Washington DC
- How business can tackle deforestation - 18-19 April 2018 - Washington DC
- Sustainable apparel: How brands can transform supply chains - 24-25 April 2018 - Amsterdam
- How business can tackle forced labour and modern slavery - 12-13 June 2018 - New York
- How business can measure the impact - and ROI - of corporate sustainability - 19-20 June - London
I'm Tobias Webb, founder of Innovation Forum and Sustainable Wine. I write on this blog, with others, about areas of interest to me in supply chains, circular economy and sustainability in general. I hope you find it useful. I've worked in sustainability for about 20 years, and work with large companies, NGOs and governments all over the world. I often act as facilitator, at our conferences, and other meetings, either private or multi-stakeholder. I also work as a 'critical friend' advisor to companies on strategy and stakeholder engagement. I have a separate wine website on sustainability in wine at 
