To decarbonize the consumer goods industry, production must switch to renewables, fast. But for companies whose supply chains span the globe, multiple factors make this transition a challenge. That’s why Eric Jen founded Ren Energy, a powerful platform that helps companies plan, procure, and monitor to help scale renewables, even in the most complex markets. How? Stay tuned.

To learn more about Ren Energy, visit www.ren.inc

Read the full story of Nike’s supply chain energy transformation with Ren Energy: https://www.ren.inc/blogs/nike---scope-3-decarbonization

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What do you look for on a product label? Usually, price, materials, size, care instructions…but what if labels could tell us more? In this episode, Hayley Solomon, Group Brand & Marketing Director at ITL, explains how labels can unlock a deeper level of transparency that helps decarbonize the consumer goods industry.

To learn more about ITL, visit www.itl-group.com

Find some of ITL’s sustainable labels here: www.dunnesstores.com

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Jessie Wasser, Manager of Sustainability & ESG at Tapestry—the parent company of Coach, Kate Spade, and Stuart Weitzman— shares how the company’s “Fabric of Change” strategy is transforming supply chains, scaling decarbonization, and embedding sustainability into every stitch.

To learn more about Tapestry, visit www.tapestry.com

Check out Coach’s Brooklyn Bag here: https://www.coach.com/products/brooklyn-shoulder-bag-28/CU068-B4PUB.html

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“There's no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothes,” says our guest today, Erika Enquist. She is the Senior Manager of Global Quality and Sustainability at PrimaLoft – a producer of high-performance insulation. Erika shares how they’re helping people stay warm in all conditions without relying on PFAS (aka forever chemicals), all while drastically reducing carbon emissions. Listen to hear how PrimaLoft is protecting people from the elements without harming the planet.

To learn more about PrimaLoft, visit www.primaloft.com

Check out the Patagonia Nano Puff Vest with PrimaLoft insulation here: www.patagonia.com/product/womens-nano-puff-insulated-vest/84247.html

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There is an urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in consumer goods production. But how — and when? In Season 2, we’re examining supply chain decarbonization, beginning with an expert in the field. Lewis Perkins is the President of the Apparel Impact Institute and he's on a mission to transform the industry with proven carbon-reduction solutions. Lewis joined us to share why Aii teamed up with Cascale to build an Industry Decarbonization Roadmap— and how it will catalyze a 45% GHG reduction by 2030.

To learn more about Apparel Impact Institute, visit apparelimpact.org

To learn more about the Industry Decarbonization Roadmap, visit cascale.org

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First episode of season 2 comes out on Earth Day, Tuesday, April 22nd.

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What if a quick scan of a QR code could answer every question you had about a product? At the women’s clothing brand Nobody’s Child, they’ve implemented that very technology. It’s all part of a revolution in the way consumers interact with products. At the helm is Andrew Xeni, founder & chairman of Nobody’s Child, founder & CEO of Fabacus, and our guest today.

To learn more about Nobody’s Child visit nobodyschild.com

To learn more about Fabacus, visit fabacus.com

Check out that pair of Nobody’s Child leopard print jeans here: nobodyschild.com/en-br/products/leopard-print-tapered-straight-leg-jeans-b242518mlt

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For more than 60 years, LYCRA® has kept us comfortable with its iconic stretch fabric. But now, the manufacturer is reinventing its material with an unexpected ingredient: corn. Yes, corn! In this episode, Jean Hegedus, Director Of Sustainability at The LYCRA Company, explains how using dent corn can yield a more sustainable, bio-derived version of their legendary material—without sacrificing performance or comfort.

To learn more about The LYCRA Company's sustainability initiatives, visit www.lycra.com/sustainability

Check out a pair of Lululemon yoga pants made from LYCRA® at www.lululemon.com

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