Top brands strengthen links between net zero goals and supply chain innovation

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A host of multinationals are collaborating to accelerate efforts to decarbonise their sprawling supply chains

At a glance, food giant Nestle, home furnishings leader IKEA, tech services powerhouse Tech Mahindra and wireless behemoth Ericsson have very little in common. What binds these multinational companies...

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