Supply chains are growing in complexity in almost every industry, and there’s no indication that things are going to get simpler anytime soon—at least, not based on market forces.
But many organizations are innovating in the space to make their supply chains more resilient. Not only are they deploying new technologies to enhance supply chain visibility and automation, but they’re also working toward a better tomorrow by embracing ethical sourcing and sustainable supply chain initiatives.
One company that has consistently innovated in this area is Nestle. The Swiss multinational food and drink conglomerate may be most well-known for its chocolate and candy products, but the company is responsible for over 2,000 brands and has a footprint in 186 countries. As the largest food manufacturer in the world, Nestle is an integral part of the global food supply, and the company has gone to great lengths to ensure its supply chains are resilient, flexible, more sustainable, and more technology-enabled than most.
Here’s how Nestle is breaking the mold in the supply chain space.
1. Consumer Profile
2. Sourcing Responsibly
3. Acquisitions
4.Zero-Waste Company
Nestle has demonstrated a sincere knack for supply chain innovation, both through its technology deployments and its commitments to sustainability, responsibility, transparency, and human rights.
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