Francesca Di Pietro
Enhancing supply chain sustainability through packaging design: Espressoh case study.
Rel. Andrea Tuni. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Gestionale (Engineering And Management), 2024
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Abstract
Over the last years, the topic of sustainability has spread into many aspects of daily life. CO2 emissions and waste are significant societal problems due to their profound impact on global climate change. Recent data underlines that CO2 emissions reached a record high of over 40 billion tons in 2023, of which almost 37 billion tons came from fossil fuels. This represents an increase of 1.1% compared to 2022. Hence, it is fundamental for companies to become more sustainable. Enforcing sustainable supply chain management practices is key to achieve organizational sustainability , due to the significant proportion of ‘Scope 3 emissions’, which include indirect emissions from activities such as procurement, transportation and product use that contribute significantly to a company's total emissions.
Aiming to contribute towards sustainable supply chain management, this thesis treats about the importance of assessing the environmental impact of alternative packaging solutions
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