Sustainable transformation is possible and within our power. Visionary individuals brave enough to question, challenge and redefine the status quo within their organizations will be the ones to make it happen. But they need others to stand alongside them, to help them remove obstacles, streamline efforts, create better, more effective solutions faster and keep the momentum going.

When it comes to climate strategy, it’s easy to get bewildered by all the buzzwords. In our new video series, our climate expert Charlotte Bande tackles common questions raised by companies looking to make meaningful contributions to net zero. First up, what’s the difference between reduction, avoidance and removal? And how should they shape a company’s climate strategy?

Keep the momentum going on your journey to tackle plastic-related impacts with these exciting new resources:

1+ The new Guidelines for Corporate Plastic Stewardship are out, with a first-of-its-kind framework to guide businesses to fulfill plastic commitments. Watch the webinar to see how to put the Guidelines into action and read about how they plug into a plastics strategy.

2+ Communicating clearly and credibly to consumers about plastic packaging and recycling is a persistent challenge. Watch Quantis’ Anne-Sophie Verquère break down the topic on One Planet network’s recent “Can I recycle this?” webinar. 

3+ Lack of good data on plastic waste management is a major obstacle to circularity. PLASTEAX is a brand new database created by our partner EA that fills the gap and builds on our Plastic Leak Project and National Guidance for Plastic Pollution Hotspotting and Shaping Action work. PLASTEAX can enhance your leakage assessments and help direct action where it matters most. Contact Laura Peano to learn more.

Digitalization is shaking up the sustainability space. Insights that were once reserved for specialists are becoming widely accessible with a few easy clicks. geoFootprint is a perfect example — crop-based companies can use it to instantly map and calculate their agricultural impacts using satellite imagery.

Packaging is another area experiencing a digital revolution. Quantis just launched eQopack, a tool that speaks the language of packaging engineers and helps them assess the environmental footprints of pack options for more sustainable design choices. This comes a few months after cosmetics leaders joined forces to release the SPICE Tool to enable beauty brands to embed ecodesign into their packaging development process. 

The industry’s environmental impacts — from greenhouse gas emissions to microplastics, biodiversity loss, and water ecotoxicity — are well-known by consumers and companies alike. But awareness isn't enough. It's time for a little less conversation and a little more action.

We've outlined five common pitfalls that are slowing the pace of improvement and three ways that fashion brands can get on the fast track to start matching words with action.

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Quantis guided the Gore Fabrics Division, makers of GORE-TEX products, throughout its entire carbon goal journey, from calculating full carbon footprint to setting carbon reduction targets and ultimately sharing its goals through an external communications campaign + internal engagement program. Learn more +

We are curators of talent. We build our teams by bringing on board the best in the field — coupling left brain with right brain skills to create the Quantis difference. It's what we call the Quantis Spirit. It's our collaborative way of working with precision and transparency that's infused with creativity, innovation and enthusiasm. If you embody this spirit and want your next career move to be with a growing, dynamic, international team, we'd love to hear from you.

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