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Revisit or catch up on May 25th's Decade of our Lives Vizibl webinar with Anke Hampel, Tetra Pak's Global Innovation & Sustainability Director
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On Wednesday, 25th May, Anke Hampel, Global Innovation & Sustainability Director, alongside Vizibl Sales Director Tim Fowler, hosted a highly practical sustainability session.
Tetra Pak, the world's leading food processing and packaging solutions company, has impressive sustainability credentials. Rated as a leader in CDP’s 2021 annual environmental disclosure and scoring process, Tetra Pak’s sustainability strategy is centred around 3 core pillars - food, planet, and people.
In this session, we learned more about how Tetra Pak have aligned their suppliers around their sustainability goals, and Anke took a deeper look into how Tetra Pak are addressing the scope 3 emissions challenge.
The speakers
Anke Hampel
TETRA PAK
Anke joined Tetra Pak in 2017 and previously held positions within Procurement and Finance in the Consumer Goods Industry. She is a member of Tetra Pak’s global Procurement Leadership Team, tasked with driving excellence in the company’s sustainability and innovation approach. By focusing on the brand’s promise to protect what’s good — food, people, and the planet — Anke and her team are ensuring progress towards Tetra Pak’s commitment to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This includes developing key innovation partnerships in order to help the company’s future packaging be fully recyclable and carbon neutral through using responsibly sourced renewable or recycled materials.
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