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UNDERSTANDING THE COMPETITIVE CONTEXT ENVIRONMENTAL CONTEXT • Each industry sector has unique set of impacts, public issues, etc. • Each position (tier) in supply chain has own set of constraints & opportunities • Each facility must address concerns & priorities of host community and site specific environmental factors BUSINESS CONTEXT • Value Proposition – Attributes customer uses to evaluate product offering • Strategy – What company will do better/ differently to achieve competitive advantage • Business Model – How company is organized to capture financial value from its activities, products and services PRODUCT SYSTEM LIFE CYCLE Visible industries Visible companies Best available Green procurement Visible technology, Design standards products Visible Industry code of Sustainability Eco- labels, waste conduct reporting green streams marketing Take-back & recycle • What is ‘visible’ in your value chain? COTTON TEXTILES Environmental and Social Issues Water Use Pesticides Worker health Child labor Bulky Soil Dyes & waste degradation bleaches 1. Where are you in value chain? 2. Which practices are you ready to adopt? Bed & Patagonia Furrow Green Common Chemistry Fair labor Integrated practices Threads pest mgmt.
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