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3 tips for companies to reduce carbon in their supply chains

Cutting carbon is not just about reducing emissions. The bulk of the problem lies along the supply chain, which should be meaningfully engaged. For all the scientific (and not so scientific) hullabaloo over human induced climate change, the corporate sector is facing some stark and irrefutable truths.

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William E. Connor & Associates Ltd.

"Connor is a merchandise sourcing service, serving international brands, retailers, department stores, specialty retailers, e-commerce and catalog companies. We do not operate as a manufacturer or trading company brokering or selling merchandise to our clients. Rather, we focus strictly on representing our client's global procurement requirements. Our services include identifying markets and vendors for required product; providing product development assistance; sampling; order placement; on-site production tracking, quality control, social accountability, and human rights due diligence etc. We source all apparel, accessory, gift, and hardgoods classifications including home furnishings, furniture, lighting, home textiles, and decorative accessories.

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3 tips for companies to reduce carbon in their supply chains