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Breathe in, breathe out. It is not just a simple bodily function. It is a vital aspect of our daily lives. But what happens when the air we breathe is filled with pollutants? It's not just our health that's at risk; it's the performance of our companies too. From decreased productivity to increased healthcare costs, air pollution can significantly hinder a company's performance. Don't let dirty air hold your business back; learn how it affects your bottom line. 

Did you know that a pair of jeans needs about 1800 gallons of water to be made? Yes, you read that right. 1,800 gallons of water can quench your thirst for more than 1,600 days. For the longest time, corporations and households have turned a blind eye towards climate change and its destructive effects on the planet. However, in the past few years, people have become more and more aware about protecting the environment and are working on ways to reverse climate change.

In discussions about the climate crisis and the need for sustainability, oceans often do not make it to the table. They rarely find their fair share in debates, even when they are the reason for our existence. The truth is that we take these essential water bodies for granted. We live in a false reality that oceans provide unlimited resources that will never be exhausted. This article is here to unveil the pretence that we are living in.

For any organisation to survive and thrive in today’s highly competitive world, its supply chain needs to be optimised for positive impact. Ethical, responsible and sustainable sourcing must be and has started becoming one of the core commitments of corporations around the world.