Responsible Business Practices
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Environmentally
and socially responsible business practices are expected from businesses today.
From Ford to Proctor & Gamble and Nike to Dell, businesses,
trade groups, boards, investors and customers are driving change by applying
new innovative approaches to meet today’s triple bottom line needs.
The options are simple: adapt and look
for new business opportunities or take on the risk of
ignoring the new voluntary and compliance standards in the marketplace. At
Renewable Choice, we’re committed to helping our clients succeed in the pursuit
of their triple bottom line goals. By providing frameworks for
environmentally-preferred purchasing, sustainability strategies, sustainability
reporting, and socially and environmentally responsible business practices, we
help to guide our clients as they begin the transition from an economic focus
to one that considers a much more holistic view of success: people, planet and
profit.
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- Discover what is expected
- Find out how well your organization is doing
- Learn what changes in your supply chain are needed
Benefits of Environmentally & Socially Responsible Business Practices
- Helps meet supply chain requirements
- Reduces risks by having necessary processes and checkpoints in place
- Improves employee retention
- Improves consumer trust
- Can increase revenues and decrease costs

In
a recent supply chain study, 73% of respondents said they will reduce business with
a supplier after a warning if a supplier doesn’t meet their sustainability requirements.*
What Our Customers are Saying
“For anyone who needs to complete the Walmart SSA, I cannot imagine a company better than RCE at getting you started and helping capture the information you need. They don’t hesitate to go the extra mile.”
T. Douglas
Corporate Compliance and Safety Manger
Pioneer Balloon Company
“They have given us excellent direction that we certainly needed.”
J. Stobaugh
Director of Operations
Crown Prince, Inc
* Dr. Hau Lee and Kevin O’Marah, “The Chief Supply Chain Officer Report 2011,” SCM World
