By Price Stabilized & Quality Improved scores high over 800 contestants worldwide for greener earth
▲CJCHT ranked #1 by Sustainability Project Gigaton
Sustainable Practices Improve Business Performance
Retailers have been struggling to identify their sustainability initiatives while strengthening their business. Supply chains are the new frontier of sustainability. Forward-looking companies like Walmart launched Project Gigaton in 2017, inviting suppliers to join Walmart in committing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions resulting from their operations and supply chains. This initiative will provide an emissions reduction toolkit to a broad network of suppliers seeking to eliminate one gigaton of emissions, focusing on areas such as manufacturing, materials and use of products by 2030.
As one of the prominent suppliers to Walmart, CJCHT has been actively engaging with Walmart’s sustainability requests for decades. With a remarkable track record in doing so by her RD efforts and supply chain management, CJCHT has won a top place among 800 contestants by a unique novel solution for addressing social and environmental issues while also strengthening business.
Walmart has identified energy, agriculture, waste, packaging, deforestation, and product use and design as the goal areas to focus. Participating suppliers are encouraged to focus their commitment in one or more of these goal areas. As chosen by CJCHT in the packaging area, NANOZEO team, a R&D BU of CJCHT, was entrusted in 2008 to design and implement an ECO system to leverage and consolidate every possible resource to solve the puzzle: saving and enhancing product packaging in daily operation process. These efforts made by NANOZEO paid back: Project Gigaton’s 2017 benchmarking results shows that CJCHT scored 100% points and ranked #1 among 800 contestants (averaged at 48% points) throughout Walmart supply chain.
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