Supply Chain Insights

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Latest Supply Chain Insights

Behind the Kearney and Beroe AI Partnership to Reshape Procurement Decision-Making

Global consulting firm Kearney and procurement intelligence specialist Beroe have announced a strategic partnership aimed at helping enterprises strengthen procurement decision-making in increasingly volatile global markets and supply chains.

The Three Core Principles Behind Diageo’s New Climate Transition Plan

Global beverage producer Diageo has unveiled a new Climate Transition Plan (CTP) outlining how the company intends to reduce emissions across its operations and value chain while preparing the business for a low-carbon and climate-resilient future.

STG Logistics: Why Tariffs are Forcing a Supply Chain Reset

Tariff disruptions in 2025 triggered widespread supply chain changes, with companies accelerating sourcing diversification and redesigning logistics networks, according to new research from STG Logistics.

Wiliot: Enabling Real-Time Intelligence in AI-Driven Supply Chains

We speak with Amir Khoshniyati, Vice President at Wiliot, about the power of artificial intelligence when it comes to transforming supply chain visibility, enabling real-time decision-making, and bridging the gap between digital systems and the physical movement of goods.

How EcoVadis and Watershed are Joining Forces to Deliver Game-Changing Supplier Emissions Transparency

EcoVadis has partnered with sustainability AI platform Watershed to tackle a persistent challenge in corporate climate action: the Scope 3 data gap. Combined with the launch of the EcoVadis Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) Calculator, this collaboration aims to provide organisations with high-quality, supplier-specific emissions data to drive measurable decarbonisation across global supply chains.

Unipart and University of Derby Launch Strategic Partnership to Develop Sustainable Supply Chain Skills

Unipart has signed a three-year strategic partnership with University of Derby aimed at developing future supply chain talent, strengthening industry-academic collaboration and supporting sustainable regional growth.

Amazon and The Earthshot Prize Partner to Scale Climate Innovation Across Global Operations

The Earthshot Prize has announced a new multi-year partnership with Amazon aimed at accelerating the real-world deployment of environmental innovations developed by Earthshot Prize Finalists.

Blue Yonder : Autonomous Supply Chains in Action

As artificial intelligence reshapes the pace and precision of modern supply chains, Blue Yonder is helping organizations transition from reactive planning to autonomous, AI-driven operations. Chief Innovation Officer, Andrea Morgan-Vandome, discusses how the company is transforming decision-making across global industries.

Currenxie : Building Resilient Cross-Border Payments for SMEs

We speak with Sam Coyne, European CEO at Currenxie, about the impact of rising geopolitical uncertainty on small businesses and how innovative cross-border payment solutions are helping businesses to navigate global supply chains more efficiently.

Vodafone Procure & Connect Logistics Hub: The Story Behind a Supply Chain Powerhouse

Built to centralise stock, streamline supplier collaboration and accelerate delivery across markets, the new facility operated by Vodafone represents a major shift in the company’s European logistics strategy.

DP World Trials Insetify Carbon Inset Scheme Across European Freight Networks

DP World is rolling out a new carbon inset initiative across Belgium, Portugal and Sweden, aiming to help ocean freight customers reduce Scope 3 emissions across key European trade lanes.

LG Electronics Accelerates Circularity with Logistics and Supply Chain Progress

LG Electronics is embedding circular economy principles across its production, distribution, and disposal operations as part of its “Better Life for All” ESG strategy. The company has outlined progress and ambitious 2030 targets, with a particular focus on sustainable logistics, packaging, and material innovation. Plastic-free packaging and closed-loop recycling Across distribution, LG is implementing plastic-free packaging for small appliances, replacing internal cushioning with pulp mold and corrugated cardboard to enhance recyclability. It is also expanding closed-loop recycling at logistics sites, collecting used stretch film and converting it into new logistics materials, reducing both virgin plastic use and operational waste. “Circularity is not a single initiative; it’s a system-wide transformation,” said John I. Taylor, Senior Vice President, LG Electronics USA. “Through innovation, collaboration and transparent goals, LG is committed to the transition to a circular economy while delivering on our ESG commitments and our Better Life for All vision.” Production: Scaling Recycled and Eco-Friendly Materials LG is ramping up the use of recycled plastics in product components, building on 188,000 tons already used by 2024, with a goal of 600,000 tons by 2030. The company is also expanding pulp mold packaging, an industry-first technology capable of handling loads exceeding 44 pounds, now used for medium-sized products like air purifiers and soundbars, reducing plastic use while maintaining protection. Through subscription-based business models in South Korea and proactive maintenance, LG is extending product lifespans and reducing premature replacement. Its ThinQ UP appliances allow customers to add new features via software updates, recording over 20 million cumulative global upgrade actions,…