Digital Catapult and Unilever join forces to track supply chain emissions

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Unilever

Consumer goods giant and technology hub team up to promote cross-border carbon footprinting standards through first International Supply Chain Accelerator

The government and industry-backed Digital Catapult has announced a partnership with consumer goods giant Unilever to address the need for more accurate tracking of carbon footprint data across product...

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