Use our filters to find the most relevant resources according your role within the industry, your geographical location (or where you manufacture), and any specific topics you’re interested in knowing more about, and then use that information to have good conversations with your friends, coworkers, or supply chain.
Here’s how it works:
Melanie has heard through the grapevine that wastewater is a big issue in the textiles industry, but she doesn’t know what wastewater is exactly, how it affects her brand, or how she can make a difference. She comes to the Wastewater 101 Toolbox and selects “brand manager” from the who drop down menu, “China” from the where drop down menu, since that is where her textiles come from, and “wastewater education” from the what drop down menu.
Resources pop up that allow Melanie to understand the issues surrounding wastewater and why it is her responsibility.
Melanie is able to connect the dots between wastewater treatment, her company’s reputation, and sales.
She has access to case studies that help her understand her options and the return on investment she can anticipate by addressing the issue.
Using the information she has gathered, Melanie is able to speak about the issue to her board and come up with a strategy to gain better transparency into her supply chain.
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