Tetra Pak to require suppliers to report on green performance
Suppliers to the packaging multinational will be required to fill in ethical performance reports in a move designed to give company greater insight into its supply chain
Food packaging giant Tetra Pak has announced it will require key suppliers to fill in reports on how ethical and environmentally sustainable their supply chains are. The Swedish multinational said suppliers...
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