Insights

Clement Turnier explores the connection between pharmaceuticals and nature, outlining key environmental risks.

From environmental transparency to biodiversity preservation, Quantis experts share four key strategies to align the pharmaceutical sector with planetary boundaries.

Our experts highlighted six key themes to guide action in the coming year toward a sustainable future in the beauty industry.

Quantis Global Cosmetics, Personal Care and Pharma Lead Emmanuel Hembert addresses four key nature-related risks to the cosmetics industry.

Digitalization can play a pivotal role on improving environmental footprinting, meeting regulatory expectations and driving industry-wide collaboration.

Companies that take action on climate change and nature loss are better positioned to mitigate major risks.

Quantis experts have identified 3 pivotal pillars that will play a critical role in shaping the future of sustainable Chemistry.

The practice of companies staying silent about their sustainability efforts, has gained traction as a surefire tactic to avoid greenwashing accusations.

The food and beverage industry could lose about $150 billion, 7% of its value, as soon as 2030 if environmental sustainability isn’t given top priority.

Chief Operating Officers have both an incredible responsibility and influence on the way companies are run. Operationalizing sustainability is their next mission.

Enhanced collaboration between brands and their suppliers is needed to drive an integrated, in-value-chain decarbonization strategy.

Reducing the emissions of this often-overlooked greenhouse gas could have a dramatic impact on addressing climate change in the short term.