Supply chain organizations continue prioritizing sustainability despite economic uncertainty and shifting global policies, with 85% of companies maintaining or increasing their environmental efforts according to new research from MIT’s Center for Transportation and Logistics. However, the study reveals a critical implementation gap: while firms express strong commitment to emissions reduction, most lack the measurement systems required to quantify progress accurately. This disconnect between intention and execution creates strategic risk for supply chain executives facing increasing regulatory pressure, investor scrutiny, and stakeholder expectations around environmental performance—particularly as reporting requirements expand to encompass Scope 3 emissions representing roughly 75% of total corporate carbon footprints.
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