Weekly podcast – Why supply chain shocks no longer have a recovery period

Weekly podcast – Why supply chain shocks no longer have a recovery period

This week: Charlotte Bande, managing director and global food and beverage sector lead at Quantis, talks with Ian Welsh about the mounting pressure on food supply chains from compounding climate shocks. They discuss why low-volume commodities like vanilla can carry outsized business risk, and why procurement teams still resist change when full traceability isn't in place.

And, new study finds little measurable forest benefit from corporate zero-deforestation pledges; a Vietnamese cocoa processor turns waste pods into biochar and clean energy, halving drying time; and, Egypt develops a $278 million project to turn sugarcane waste into bioethanol, in the news digest with Babette Pagès.

Host: Diana Kim

Click here for more information on the Climate Resilience Innovation Forum (2-3 December 2026, New York City).

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Weekly podcast – How yield buffering works, and why it matters

Weekly podcast – How yield buffering works, and why it matters

This week: Anna Pierce, chief sustainability officer at Tate & Lyle and Regrow's CEO and co-founder, Anastasia Volkova, talk with Ian Welsh about how to build properly dependable agricultural supply c...

15 Sep 39min

The 80% packaging recycling rate nobody expected

The 80% packaging recycling rate nobody expected

Cory Connors, host of the Sustainable Packaging Podcast presented by Atlantic Packaging, and Matt Saunders, managing partner at New Earth Ventures, talk with Ian Welsh about what's actually moving the...

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Weekly podcast – Can apparel brands ever understand supplier challenges?

Weekly podcast – Can apparel brands ever understand supplier challenges?

This week: Pakistan-based denim garments manufacturer Soorty Enterprises’ head of ESG, Mobeen Chughtai, talks with Niamh Campbell, Innovation Forum's head of portfolio, apparel and textiles, about som...

8 Sep 20min

58% aligned: what happens when a brand audits its own circularity claims

58% aligned: what happens when a brand audits its own circularity claims

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8 Sep 9min

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The QR code is the easy part: what digital product passports really demand

Pauline God, industry and policy expert at TrusTrace, talks with Ian Welsh about the state of play on digital product passports in apparel. They discuss the gap between mandatory infrastructure and st...

1 Sep 20min

Weekly podcast – Recycling is working better than you think

Weekly podcast – Recycling is working better than you think

This week: Cory Connors, host of the Sustainable Packaging Podcast presented by Atlantic Packaging, and Matt Saunders, managing partner at New Earth Ventures, talk with Ian Welsh about where sustainab...

25 Aug 24min

When compliance and sustainability blur, suppliers pay the price

When compliance and sustainability blur, suppliers pay the price

Mobeen Chughtai, group head of ESG and corporate communications at Soorty Enterprises, talks with Innovation Forum’s Niamh Campbell about how sustainability requirements are increasingly being reframe...

25 Aug 10min

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