100% Sustainably sourced – how to make it happen?

Posted on July, 11 2014

This publication focuses on one of the most challenging questions in the coming decennia: how can we feed, house, clothe and transport two billion more people in the 20 - 30 years ahead within the ecological limits of our planet? Today, in Europe, we are consuming the equivalent of 2.8 planets’ worth of natural resources, yet we only have one planet. Business as usual is not an option. Innovative solutions and adequate measures to mitigate the impact of a growing demand for natural resources are more needed than ever.

This publication focuses on one of the most challenging questions in the coming decennia: how can we feed, house, clothe and transport two billion more people in the 20 - 30 years ahead within the ecological limits of our planet? Today, in Europe, we are consuming the equivalent of 2.8 planets’ worth of natural resources, yet we only have one planet. Business as usual is not an option. Innovative solutions and adequate measures to mitigate the impact of a growing demand for natural resources are more needed than ever.

This sense of urgency has brought ACE, the Alliance for Beverage Cartons and the Environment; Unilever, one of the world’s most important suppliers of Food, Home and Personal Care products;
and WWF, the Global Conservation organisation, together for a debate during this year’s edition of the Green Week dedicated to Circular Economy, Resource Efficiency & Waste that took place in June in Brussels. The core question: how to make sustainable sourcing happen.

Download the report




Watch the whole debate


For further information:

Alba Málaga 
Communication and New Media Officer, WWF European Policy Office
amalaga@wwf.eu
+32 484641060
www.wwf.eu

Annette Requardt
Communications Manager, ACE AISBL
Annette.Requardt@beveragecarton.eu
+32 489 84 89 50
www.beveragecarton.eu

Marc Potma
Media Relations Manager, Unilever
Marc.potma@unilever.com
+31 6 1137 5464
www.unilever.eu


Source of the article
FSC logo painted on sustainable harvested logs. Uzachi forest, Oaxaca, Mexico
© N.C. Turner / WWF
100% Sustainably sourced – how to make it happen?
© WWF