Explore Sustainable Supply Chains at The Leadership Summit

Amid environmental and geopolitical uncertainties, sustainability has become a driver of action within supply chains.

As well as building resilience and tackling climate change, it can be a key indicator of profitability.

At Sustainability LIVE @ London Climate Action Week - The Leadership Summit, leaders can gain insights into building sustainable supply chains.

Register your interest to attend now.

What are sustainable supply chains?

Supply chain sustainability covers a company’s efforts to consider the environmental, social and economic impacts of its products’ and services’ entire journey, from sourcing to post-consumer.

It involves actively reducing environmental harm across every stage of the supply chain, from sourcing raw materials to production, shipping and recycling of products.

It also encompasses ethical labour practices within direct operations and supplier operations.

Consumers are increasingly choosing brands with clear ESG priorities, making it more important than ever for companies to focus on traceability and reporting systems.

Examples of supply chain sustainability in action

With the rise in consumer awareness and climate change impacts, companies are changing how they move their products from source to shelf.

Many businesses are working on minimising environmental damage and increasing their resilience to market disruptions and regulatory changes.

One of these companies is Odfjell, a Norway-based shipping company which specialises in transporting chemicals.

Its supply chain decarbonisation relies on sustainable operations, technology and fuels.

WSH Limited (Westbury Street Holdings) has an ambition to reach net zero across its full value chain by 2040, with targets verified by the SBTi.

It is committed to measuring and disclosing progress transparently, ensuring customers and clients are kept informed to make better choices.

The company has launched a multi-year supplier engagement programme designed to raise standards in sourcing, ethical compliance and climate action.

ADM focuses on supporting sustainable farming practices, traceability and energy efficiency in the global food system.

It aims to enhance environmental and social sustainability within its entire supply network, by creating value for its shareholders and creating market opportunities for farmers.

About the panel

At Sustainability LIVE @ London Climate Action Week - The Leadership Summit, leaders will come together to discuss the future of sustainable supply chains.

The one-day event is making its official debut in June 2026, designed for senior sustainability leaders at the forefront of climate strategy.

With more than 250 in-person attendees, the conference is set to deliver the insights, connections and solutions needed to accelerate progress towards net zero and navigate a rapidly evolving sustainability landscape shaped by regulation, innovation and global policy shifts.

The Future of Sustainable Supply Chains

• Date: 25 June 2026
• Time: 15:30-16:15 (BST)
• Location: ThinkTank, CodeNode London

The panel will focus on how supply chains are essential to achieving meaningful sustainability outcomes.

The session will explore how organisations are improving transparency, strengthening supplier engagement and reducing environmental impact across global value chains.

The line-up of speakers includes Øistein Jensen, Chief Sustainability Officer at Odfjell SE, Annelie Selander, Chief Sustainability Officer at WSH Limited and Katherine Pickus, Chief Sustainability Officer at ADM.

These speakers will share insights on the strategies and technologies helping businesses build more resilient and sustainable supply networks.

These discussions are essential for sustainability leaders to learn about best practices for embedding sustainability throughout their supply chains.

Register your interest to attend now.