02 Mar 23 | Weekly podcast
Bayer on what good ethical trade legislation looks like
This week: Janina Lukas, head of ethics and social impact at Bayer, talks about the impacts of et...
Innovation Forum Podcast
Innovation Forum hosts a weekly podcast along with regular interviews with business leaders in sustainability. Each week, we summarise the latest sustainability news and announcements, and get the views of leading experts on business critical issues. Widely regarded as one of the best sustainability podcasts around, stay tuned for regular insights, debate and analysis.
How can technology and data help us build more sustainable agricultural supply chains?
Food and agriculture industries are facing more pressing and interconnected challenges in their ability to feed the world. Advances in data and technology are one tool...
21 May 2024 - 14:00
Biological solutions for sustainable agriculture: how agri-food stakeholders can efficiently scale, accelerate and unlock innovation
In recent years, the agricultural industry has witnessed a significant shift towards sustainable and environmentally friendly practices. Within this context, biologics...
4 June 2024 - 13:00
The future of cotton farming: scaling regenerative sourcing
Regenerative sourcing has shown significant promise for the cotton industry; helping to regenerate soils, support ecosystems, and improve farmer livelihoods all whilst...
6 June 2024 - 13:00
Brazil's soy sector amid climate transitions, and US farmer voices
This week: Niamh McCarthy, director of climate-related risk at Orbitas, shares findings from a recent report on the impact of climate transitions on Brazil's soy sector with Innovation Forum's Ian Welsh. They discuss the current state of Brazil's soy sector and the potential drivers of positive change in future. Plus: Kevin Burkum, CEO of US Farmer and Ranchers in Action talks with Ian about th...
16 May 24
01 Mar 23 | Video
The Carbon Debate: what reforms are necessary for voluntary carbon markets?
Please see here for the audio recording of the webinar.Recently, corporate use of voluntary carbo...
28 Feb 23 | Webinar
Towards clarity and consensus: How apparel brands can measure their biodiversity impacts for a nature-positive future
See here for the video recording of the webinar.The WEF has identified biodiversity loss and ecos...
27 Feb 23 | Podcast
How cocoa-free chocolate can be a win-win opportunity
CEO and co-founder of WNWN Food Labs Ahrum Pak talks with Innovation Forum's Bea Stevenson about ...
23 Feb 23 | Video
Towards clarity and consensus: How apparel brands can measure their biodiversity impacts for a nature-positive future
See here for an audio recording of the webinar.The WEF has identified biodiversity loss and ecosy...
23 Feb 23 | Weekly podcast
Effective business and government collaboration on decarbonisation
This week: Tom Thackray, director of the decarbonisation programme at the Confederation of Britis...
20 Feb 23 | Podcast
Clarity and collaboration to protect migrant workers
Andrew Wallis, CEO of anti-slavery NGO Unseen, talks with Ian Welsh about the importance of scrut...
16 Feb 23 | Weekly podcast
Sourcing challenges in a global value chains perfect storm
This week: Peter McAllister, executive director of the Ethical Trading Initiative, explores the c...
13 Feb 23 | Podcast
What genuine collaboration in delivering a living wage looks like
Tiffany Rogers, director of fair compensation and member engagement at the Fair Labor Association...
09 Feb 23 | Weekly podcast
Can the future of chocolate be cocoa-free?
This week: Innovation Forum's Bea Stevenson talks with Ahrum Pak, CEO and co-founder of WNWN Food...
07 Feb 23 | Podcast
Collaboration to drive progress on farmer-focused food resilience
Michelle Grogg, vice president for corporate responsibility and sustainable development at Cargil...
02 Feb 23 | Weekly podcast
The urgent need for better migrant worker protection
This week: Andrew Wallis, CEO of anti-slavery NGO Unseen, talks about the ongoing challenges for ...