How HP, Walmart and the US government are turning green procurement into a business opportunity
BusinessGreen spotlights the activities of three organisations embedding sustainability into their supply chain
When you buy something, from a pair of shoes to a mobile phone, they come with an embedded financial and environmental cost not reflected in the price tag. This is what's known as the True Cost of Ownership...
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