California’s Climate Accountability Package (Senate Bills 253 & 261) gives companies a clear, shared playbook for climate reporting. Beginning with fiscal-year 2025 data, firms that do business in the state must report their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions (SB 253) and provide a concise, business-focused discussion of how climate could affect their finances (SB 261) using the four sections of the Task […]
In 2025, large customers are embedding emissions criteria into RFPs, onboarding, and renewal processes. Incorporating a net zero strategy, along with a credible GHG reduction plan, can now be the deciding factor in competitive bids and long-term supplier relationships. If you’re a mid-market company—especially in manufacturing or other industrial sectors—feeling pressure from customers to measure […]
EcoVadis, the global leader in business sustainability ratings, evaluates over 150,000 companies annually on environmental, social, and ethical performance. With sustainability now critical to competitive advantage, securing a high EcoVadis score has never been more essential. EcoVadis consultants can help businesses improve their ratings and sustainability practices as EcoVadis becomes the standard for corporate sustainability […]
As we move toward a low-carbon future, setting ambitious emissions reduction targets is more than a formality—it’s a commitment to leading the transition. The challenge is ensuring your targets are scientifically sound and effective. That’s where the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi) comes in, offering the guidance and validation you need to back your climate strategy. […]
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 […]
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 […]
California’s climate disclosure rules—now consolidated under SB 219 (formerly SB 253 and SB 261)—require companies doing business in the state to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions and climate-related financial risks starting in 2026. The clock is ticking for ~10,000 companies with over $500 million in revenue doing business in California. Starting in 2026, they’ll be […]
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 […]
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 […]
The manufacturing sector stands out as one of the main sustainability challenges to tackle. While we’re making significant strides in other high-impact sectors, such as transportation with electric vehicles and in energy with renewables, manufacturing remains a challenging yet crucial area to address. As one of the most significant users of raw materials, energy, and […]
As the world’s supply chains become more complex regulators across the globe are introducing new requirements for suppliers and buyers. The European Union (EU) unsurprisingly is the first mover with its introduction of a significant new global carbon tariff, the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). CBAM is designed to address climate change by managing […]