In today’s climate of heightened scrutiny and evolving supply chain mandates, establishing robust GHG targets is no longer optional—it’s a business imperative. Buyers and supply chain partners demand science-based targets to ensure genuine progress toward decarbonization. When setting climate goals, the first GHG target you set should be your last target—meticulously planned from baseline to […]
Mid-market U.S. companies are increasingly called upon to report and manage their sustainability practices as market pressures intensify. Large multinationals are increasingly attempting to measure and reduce their energy and other emissions and meet the rise of environmental regulations. Understanding and responding to climate and sustainability reporting requests is now critical to maintaining and growing […]
SOC 2 Compliance Milestone Good.Lab has successfully achieved SOC 2 Compliance Type I, marking a significant milestone in our commitment to data security and regulatory compliance. Achieving SOC 2 compliance is more than a milestone —it is a testament to our commitment to ESG, specifically to Governance. In today’s business landscape data security and governance […]
From factory floor to retail storefront, clothing goes through a resource-intensive, globally distributed journey before it’s ever worn. As environmental, social, and governance (ESG) and sustainability continue to rise to the fore, companies in the apparel industry face a pressing need to improve ESG performance in their supply chains, their own operations, and even after their […]
Listen to the latest insights from Good.Lab’s Chief Sustainability Officer, Ted Grozier, as the featured guest on weekly podcast, Going Zero. This lively discussion covers everything sustainability from how customer demands fuel environmental progress, to addressing the hurdles in manufacturing and raw materials, and unlocking the potential of renewable energy and electric vehicles. This episode […]
The past year and COVID-19 pandemic had a profound effect on our already vulnerable and changing world. In a time characterized by increasing uncertainty and unprecedented risk, 2020 served as a wake-up call to policymakers, business leaders and investors. This has further fueled the already growing ESG trends toward incorporating environmental, social and governance issues […]
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is a directive by the European Union designed to make sustainability and ESG (environmental, social, governance) reporting by companies more comprehensive, consistent, and aligned with financial reporting standards. The CSRD is currently the most comprehensive sustainability reporting regulation globally. Achieving compliance will demand comprehensive and accurate reporting by certain […]
California has long been at the vanguard of US environmental policy. In September 2023, the state became the first US state to pass climate disclosure regulations under the California Climate Accountability Package, which requires companies that do business in California regardless of where they are located to report on their emissions, climate risks, and carbon […]
As we approach 2025, companies are entering a pivotal period to establish robust data governance practices in preparation for California’s Climate Disclosure Rule, SB 219. This regulation impacts approximately 10,000 businesses, mandating comprehensive climate risk and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reporting. By 2026, U.S. companies operating in California with revenues exceeding $500 million will be […]
Ready to outrun the competition in 2025? Aligning with key sustainability priorities could be the differentiator you need. Brace yourself: 2025 is coming in hot with stricter sustainability regs, tougher supply chain demands, and investors who’ll call you out if your claims don’t measure up. The question is, will you be scrambling to catch up […]
In today’s global supply chain, customers demand more than just quality products—they expect comprehensive sustainability data. As transparency becomes a non-negotiable requirement, your company will likely need to report sustainability metrics through frameworks like EcoVadis and CDP. These frameworks are critical for the procurement and supply chain teams of your biggest customers as they help […]
As companies work towards Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) compliance, ensuring that double materiality assessments, data collection, and reporting are audit-ready is critical. Starting January 1st, 2025, CSRD compliance will be phased in. From their first report, companies must undergo limited assurance auditing by an approved third party. This requires companies to ensure their data […]