Every label selection you make is closely related to climate change!

As time has entered the 1920s, environmental issues are becoming a core issue affecting all areas of society and people`s livelihood. People are gradually realizing that only when environmental protection is done can we humans obtain a more suitable living space and better enjoy the conveniences brought about by social development and technological progress.
Environmental protection involves all aspects. How can we truly reduce carbon dioxide emissions, realize the recycling and reuse of products, and achieve the sustainability of economic development in accordance with the requirements of environmental protection? At present, many companies and many people are making various efforts and attempts.
Google said: "Google has long been committed to climate action and environmental management. Since its inception, sustainability has been its core value. Therefore, we will strive to integrate sustainability into all our work."
Unilever said: [We hope to play a leading role in the transition to a low-carbon economy. Therefore, in 2015, we set the ambitious goal of achieving positive carbon benefits by 2030."
IKEA said: "In our journey to a recycling and climate-positive company, we will use more renewable and recyclable materials as our purpose."
Nestlé said: [We strive to reduce greenhouse gas emissions related to our food and beverage production and sales by improving energy efficiency, using cleaner fuels and investing in renewable energy."
When moving towards the sustainable development goals, brand companies such as Google, Unilever, IKEA and Nestlé will not only strive to reduce their own environmental impact, but also integrate the goal of reducing carbon emissions into the overall supply chain management strategy. , In order to reduce product carbon footprint, enhance brand image and competitive advantage. For most brand companies, 40%-60% of the carbon footprint exists in the upstream of the supply chain, such as carbon emissions from raw materials, transportation and packaging to the production process. For retailers, the ratio is even higher. Therefore, they need to cooperate with their supply chain partners, start from the source, fully understand and systematically analyze emission reduction opportunities.