Guides & ebooks

Your climate strategy curriculum

Immerse yourself in climate knowledge and emerge an operational guru.

Guides

Practical guides for food companies

Guide: how to choose a supplier engagement tool

A practical guide for food and beverage businesses for choosing the right supplier engagement tool: one that delivers reliable data, engages suppliers effectively, and scales with your supply chain.

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How to set up a Scope 1/2/3 pilot for food producers

Streamline how to use the resources and existing data to set up a successful emissions management pilot for success.

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The grocer’s complete guide to emissions reporting

Untangle the alphabet soup of ESG standards and requirements and confidently move on from reporting what you do about climate change to actually doing it.

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The climate performance maturity model for the food industry

The food industry executive's actionable roadmap for prime climate performance. See how you stack up in the 8 tracks of the net-zero race and how to advance in each.

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Navigate to net zero

A 10-step how-to guide for the food industry to find and hit the global climate targets

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A guide to the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR)

Everything you need to know about the EUDR: what it is, the requirements, who is affected, due diligence obligations as an EU operator, and the timeline.

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Ebooks

Climate communication ebooks

6 ways to amplify your climate transparency campaign

Draw from the experience of food industry pioneers to make the most out of your climate communication. Find out the 6 initiatives that are guaranteed to give your climate transparency communication an oomph.

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Meet the climate transparency audience: the Brits talking about the climate impact of food

Who are the climate-conscious consumers? What do they expect to hear from brands? We tuned in to the discussions and mapped out the climate-conscious audience.

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The 6 most frequent misconceptions about the climate impact of food

In lieu of industry-wide climate transparency, most consumers are left to their own devices to conclude what changes they need to make to lower the climate impact of their purchases. Are they right?

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