We are pleased to announce that the following companies will be partners at the Carbon Footprint Supply Chain Summit 2008.
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Building Your Green Business Networks
Like many, you may find the process of implementing a sustainable business strategy a completely new challenge from business as usual. There is much uncertainty for business as it responds to the challenges and opportunities of climate change: legislation, technologies and solutions are constantly evolving and finding the right partners, suppliers and customers is no longer straight forward.
Sustainable business strategies require fresh combinations of new technologies and stakeholders working together to form different networks and supply chains.
At 2degrees we call these networks green business networks and our mission is to help our members build these, thereby giving them both the knowledge and contacts to drive forward their sustainable business strategy.
For more information visit www.2degreesnetwork.com
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The Business Council for Sustainable Development - UK has been contracted to stage half day, free to attend, consultative workshops to promote the UK Government’s Business Taskforce on Sustainable Consumption and Production’s two reports on Decentralised Energy and Mobility 2020 and to gain a reaction from the business community. The first of these workshops will be held on 7th May at Lloyds TSB in London and repeated again in Birmingham on the 22nd May and Leeds on the 12th or 18th June.
For more information visit www.bcsd-uk.co.uk
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The Carbon Trust is a partner at the Carbon Footprint Supply Chain Summit 2008.
For more information visit www.carbontrust.co.uk
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A product, person or business is Planet Positive if it has measured and verified a net positive impact on the planet, its ecosystems, and its people.
dcarbon8 Ltd is an environmental and carbon solutions company established to help businesses reduce GHG emissions and stimulate responsible carbon management throughout the supply chain.
dcarbon8 has created a unique system that enables businesses to collect carbon credits from their supply chains and transfer them to their valued customers and eventually to the end consumer. This acts as a catalyst for corporations to work collaboratively; to build knowledge and influence on carbon matters, and stimulate business and customer loyalty. This process also creates real reductions in the release of GHGs into the atmosphere.
dcarbon8 has developed Planet PositiveTM, a new mark of certification to global best practice standards in consultation with our consulting partner, Environmental Resources Management (ERM) and our 3rd party assurance providers KPMG.
Our delegates will be pleased to meet you at the conference.
For more information visit www.dcarbon8.com
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Enagri is the ultimate online information service for energy agriculture, carbon and bioenergy. Providing news, market data, technical information and media content for companies and organisations around the world. For more on our low-cost subscriptions or other services, please visit www.enagri.info.
For more information visit www.enagri.info
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The Food and Drink Federation is the voice of the UK food and drink industry, the largest manufacturing sector in the country. Our members are committed to making a significant contribution to improving the environment and recognise the ever increasing focus on understanding and measuring greenhouse gas emissions and other environmental impacts across the food supply chain - from 'plough' to 'bin'. We welcome the aims of this timely Summit which will provide an excellent opportunity for companies to share their experiences, aspirations and understanding of the issues and to hear from leading companies, including FDF members, how successful companies are rising to the challenge.
For more information visit www.fdf.org.uk
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Freshfel Europe is the European Fresh Produce Association, representing the interests of operators across the supply chain of fresh fruits and vegetables in Europe and beyond. Freshfel Europe currently has over 200 members; the membership incorporates both companies and national associations of importers, exporters, distributors, wholesalers, retailers and their service providers. This broadly conceived structure allows members to share views and jointly address issues of concern to the fresh produce trade. Freshfel Europe represents and defends the interests of its members towards the various European institutions with a view to facilitating fresh produce trade, both inside and outside the European Union.
For more information visit www.freshfel.org
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The Green500 is in support of the Mayor of London's Climate Change Action Plan, which aims to reduce carbon emissions in the capital by 60% by 2025.
The goal of the programme is to encourage, acknowledge and reward CO2 saving activities in London.
The Green500 aims to help the capital's highest profile organizations reduce London's tangible CO2 emissions. Founding signatories are Marks & Spencer, IKEA, Chelsea Football Club, EDF Energy, The John Lewis Partnership, Eversheds, Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital, Transport for London, Sky, T-Mobile, Ernst & Young and Barrows.
Organizations that sign up to the scheme will benefit from a full audit of their current carbon usage, mentoring and advice on how to reduce their emissions, exclusive access to an accredited suppliers list and will be publicly recognized for their efforts through an annual certification awarded by the Mayor of London.
The scheme aims to set a global standard of environmental excellence - with support from the Mayor of London, Green500 will be promoted as best practice for other cities in Europe and across the world.
For more information visit www.green500.co.uk/cms/
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LEAF are a partner at the Carbon Footprint Supply Chain Summit 2008.
For more information visit www.leafuk.org
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Please click on the logo to hear more about the Society of Food Hygiene and Technology's Sustainability Event taking place in Bracknell, Berkshire on the 12th March.
For more information visit www.sofht.co.uk/events/
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| The Food and Drink Federation have recently joined the Carbon Footprint Sustainable Supply Chain Summit as an Official Summit Association. A 15% discount is available to FDF members. . . More |
Andrew Baker, CEO, Duchy Originals
Bill Bartlett, Corporate Affairs Director, McCain Foods
Jonathon Bayne, Head of Technical Services, Sustainability & Regulatory Affairs, Musgrave Retail Partners Ltd (Budgens/Londis)
Paul Smith, Carbon Footprinting and Labelling Project Leader, LRQA
Sarah Roberts, Corporate Responsibility and Carbon Footprint Manager, ARUP
Benjamin Caspar, Head of EU Ecolabel, DG Environment, European Commission
Dave Challis, Sustainability Manager, Europe, Kimberly Clark
Bernard Deryckere, Managing Director, Alpro Soya
Professor Gareth Edwards-Jones, Professor Agriculture, University of Wales
Phil Green, CEO, Morphy Richards
Katherine Hunter, Head of Market Development, Sustainability, BSI
Richard Heathcote, Sustainability Development Manager, Scottish & Newcastle (Bulmers)
Stephen Johnson, Sustainable Development Manager, Scientific Advisers Manager, Boots UK Ltd
Colin Macleod, Project Manager & Team Leader of the Food Chain Programme, Defra
Carmel McQuaid, Climate Change Manager, Marks and Spencer
Mike Mitchell, Head of Seafood Sustainability, FoodVest Group, (Young’s Seafoods)
Paul Rowsome, Group Environmental Affairs Manager, Carrefour
Tom Schalenbourg, Group Environmental Advisor, Imperial Tobacco
Chris Shearlock, Environment Manager, The Co-operative Group
Duncan Sinclair, Agriculture Manager, Waitrose
Marie-Louise Ter Beek, Environmental Manager, McDonald’s
Dr. Gus Atri, Environmental Affairs Controller, Northern Foods
Ian Walsh, Head of Environment, Cadbury Schweppes
John Wild, CSR Director, Morphy Richards
Edwin Aalders, Director, International Emissions Trading Association (IETA)
Dr. Tim Hess, School of Applied Sciences, Cranfield University
Rolien C. Wiersinga, Agricultural Economics Research Institute, Wageningen University, The Netherlands
Henrik Ahlgren, Director, Billerud AB
Stephen Weir, Director, Weir Total Supply Chain Sustainability
Richard Kellett, Head of Solutions & Technology Strategy, SAS, UK
Ian Hall, CEO, Carbon Action Partnership (CAPP)
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