Supply Chain Sustainability
Supply Chain Sustainability
A sustainable supply chain can benefit all of New York State—our businesses, communities, and environment.
The New York State Pollution Prevention Institute (NYSP2I) helps manufacturers, distributors, and retailers to implement cost-effective supply-chain solutions that deliver long-term environmental, social, and economic value.
A sustainable supply chain can benefit all of New York State—our businesses, communities, and environment. The New York State Pollution Prevention Institute (NYSP2I) helps manufacturers, distributors, and retailers to implement cost-effective supply-chain solutions that deliver long-term environmental, social, and economic value.
Why it matters
A sustainable supply chain
- provides the transparency consumers increasingly look for when making purchasing decisions;
- minimizes the impact of our economic activity on the environment; and
- is more resource efficient, passing on cost savings to businesses.
Who is eligible
NYSP2I’s supply-chain sustainability assistance is available to businesses and manufacturers registered with New York State.
What do we do
NYSP2I supports businesses in New York State who are ready to take advantage of supply-chain sustainability as an opportunity for lasting growth and success. We help our clients leverage supply-chain sustainability to better manage risk and to increase stakeholder value and brand loyalty.
How much it costs
Funding from New York State is available for each project, and can cover a significant subsidy of the total costs associated with becoming a sustainable supplier or sustainable buyer in the supply chain.
Why work with us?
Save money
A sustainable supply chain is a more efficient one, improving the financial bottom line.
Reduce risk
Mitigate business and brand risk by understanding environmental impacts of self and suppliers.
Grow revenue
Improve market positioning as a sustainability leader, building trust with partner suppliers, and becoming a supplier of choice for customers.
Contact us to learn more: Gillian Griffin, gaggis@rit.edu
