Apple secures fresh Chinese green supply chain gains

Michael Holder
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Tech giant announces commitment to 100 per cent renewable energy at two glass supplier sites in Hunan Province from 2018

Apple has provided its latest update on the environmental performance of its Chinese supply chain, revealing fresh supplier commitments on renewable energy and waste reduction. As part of Apple's supply...

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