Green Horizons: Discover the innovative sustainability strategies of Nestlé and Lowe's
MAGELLAN - In The KnowShow Notes
In this episode of Magellan in the Know, we relook at highlights from two companies with long and proud ESG credentials. Firstly, the Global Head of Public Affairs for Nestlé, Rob Cameron, describes how Nestlé is leading its supply chain to embrace regenerative agriculture, recycling, packaging innovation and human rights. Followed by Chris Cassell, the Vice President of Corporate Sustainability at Lowe’s Home Improvement — the massive US equivalent of Australia’s Bunnings — who talks about Lowe’s commitment to sustainability and why it makes good business sense — from its supply chains to its customers.
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