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Must Listen: Product Carbon Footprint Crash Course with Huel Saif Hameed and Jessica Sansom, Sustainability Director at Huel, discuss setting up product carbon footprints (PCFs) to deliver real business value. Tune in below 👇

With less than one month to go, secure your spot at State of Sustainability: F&B Summit. Link to Register in the comments. The agenda is designed to be actionable - covering supply chain traceability, to eco-design and sustainability claims. Hear from industry leaders such as: Steff Kulis, Global Head of ESG Transformation at Kraft Heinz Jessica Sansom, Sustainability Director, Huel Camilla Riddiford, Head of Sustainability, Arla Pedro Lafargue, Global Climate Action Manager, OFI Emmaline Rogers, Head of Sustainability, Heineken Stay tuned next week for the announcement of more speakers!

De-Risk Your Agricultural Supply Chain In this episode, Saif Hameed  and Isobel Wild explore current agricultural supply chain risks and mitigation measures. They cover: • Emerging threats: The macro and micro risks and  specific commodities most vulnerable to climate-related disruptions. • Building resilience: Strategies to strengthen your supply chain. • Environmental data impact: The impact on your environmental data and the role of technology to mitigate these risks. • Business case: How to value and communicate risk to bolster your sustainability business case. Tune in 👇

🎉 We’re excited to partner with Digital Catapult on the 'International Supply Chain Accelerator' program to drive innovation in value chain transparency!    Together, we’re tackling challenges of product identification at scale and driving the exchange of #ProductCarbonFootprint data globally.   This initiative empowers companies like Altruistiq and siccar to scale faster and make global #SupplyChains more efficient, resilient, and sustainable.   Learn more about how this program is transforming supply chains and accelerating #Innovation: https://lnkd.in/dTtgbAEr #DigitalTransformation #Scope3 #PACT

Ever wondered how to set up a Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) that delivers real business value? Jessica Sansom, Sustainability Director at Huel shares her top 5 tips for setting up a PCF. Read below 👇

Altruistiq is heading to New York Climate Week! We are thrilled to announce we will be cohosting a breakfast event with Theory on the 26th of September, 8:30am-10:30am. During the event we will be diving into "Cross-sector Collaboration in the Supply Chain," led by Altruistiq CEO, Saif Hameed, SVP of Sustainability at Theory, Wendy Waugh & CSO of Upfield, Sally Smith. Apply for a space here: https://shorturl.at/PrSyg

Sustainability budgets: how to do a lot with not a lot. In this edition, we cover: 💬 How to manage and maximise your sustainability budget. Insights from Fran Haycock (Greencore), Kathryn McLeod (she/her) (The HEINEKEN Company) and Bethany Jones (Altruistiq). ❓ Ask an expert: How do you add value to GHG reduction opportunities - Frankie Musson 📈 Policy pulse: What to expect from COP16 - Daniel Enzer Event alert: Theory x Altruistiq: New York Climate Week Breakfast, 8:30 am-10:30 am EST, 26th September, New York, Register in the comments below.

Are you making the wrong sustainability decisions? In our latest episode, Saif Hameed  and Isobel Wild highlight the common mistakes that sustainability professionals make and how to avoid them. Tune in to the discussion via the link in the comments below.

Camilla Riddiford's 4-step approach for turning disengaged colleagues into passionate sustainability champions. Check it out 👇

Who knew talking about sustainability budgets could be so fun? At our Women in Sustainability Summer Party, we had an EXCEPTIONAL panel of female sustainability professionals, including Kathryn McLeod (she/her) from The HEINEKEN Company, Bethany Jones and Fran Haycock Greencore, moderated by Isobel Wild. They shared their experiences (the good, the bad, the ugly) in managing and maximising sustainability budgets. Key takeaways: 1. Make friends with finance. Collaborate closely with your CFO to set clear success metrics. Build into existing financial cycles & timelines to secure the centralised budget. 2. Share the load. A bigger sust budget = more scrutiny. Where possible, share your sustainability costs across different departments. Focus on establishing accountability and ownership to create a ‘pull’ vs ‘push’. 3. Make a compelling business case with data followed by storytelling. Data should be the starting point. It doesn’t need to be perfect but should be “investment grade” data (e.g. location-specific insight for key commodities). Translate this data into something meaningful from a financial perspective - cost/tonne CO2e. Tell a story around these insights (e.g., we have pressure from X stakeholders to meet this goal). Thanks to the impressive sustainability women who joined us - Alana Flynn, Alanta Keanne Moodley, Beatriz Cortés Hurtado, Caroline Lewis, Charlotte Prichard, Courtney Hagen Burnside, Ellie Hardy, Emily Pinkney, Danni Tofiluk, Jana Bucek, Ruby Harlow, Charlie Hanks, Zuzana Vojtek (Polakova), Jacquie Silvester BA Hons (Open), Francesca Santucci, Elizabeth Carter, Abigail Ryan, Tara Abboud, Arifa Akther, Esther Garcia, Joanna Dias, Tetiana Sulima, Maria Sbiti (She/Her), Claire M., Emma Lindsay, Sophie Bowers, Vita Jarolimkova, Nadine Jenkins, Shivali Patel, Rebecca Elliot and Ines Sordo. Check out our next event in the comments below. #stateofsustainability #womeninsustainability