Sustainability data is becoming more structured, but many organisations still struggle to turn fragmented information into usable decisions. In this interview, Eric Askinazi explains what mature data environments can teach supply chains about managing complexity, improving data quality and making sustainability operationally useful.

Sustainability projects often struggle because improvements in supply chains are not connected to procurement or commercial decisions. In this interview, Jean-André explains how traceability links carbon data to real supply flows, making sustainability measurable, usable and scalable across complex supply chains.

Physical traceability is becoming a key differentiator in supply chains. This article explores how moving beyond average emissions data allows companies to access low-carbon supply, improve procurement decisions and turn sustainability into a source of commercial and competitive advantage.

Sustainability data is becoming too important to remain fragmented. As Scope 3 pressure increases, companies need data that is structured, usable and connected to real supply chains. This article explores what mature data environments can teach sustainability teams about turning complex emissions data into practical commercial decisions.

Interview with our Advisor Elvire Régnier, 25+ years of experience as Chief Procurement Officer in international CPGs. An analysis of how RSPO structured the palm oil market, how traceability models influence pricing, and what this means for scaling sustainable supply chains in practice.

Mass balance is becoming a key mechanism for linking sustainability performance to real commercial value. This article explains how chain of custody works, why it differs from book and claim, and how physical traceability is helping suppliers and buyers commercialise low-carbon supply.

This article explores why sustainability is moving beyond compliance and reporting into procurement, sourcing and commercial strategy. It explains how low-carbon supply, better emissions data and changing customer expectations are creating new incentives for suppliers able to commercialise decarbonisation.