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One hen’s coop is another hen’s graveyard
An interesting week for our feathered friends – across the world several interesting articles were published on the suitability of their living accommodations. These articles show the intersection of management system requirements and the need for a holistic approach to policies and risk management.
Drought in Southern Africa points to urgent need for climate change plans
It is expected that temperatures in southern Africa will rise to between 1.5°C and 3°C due to climate change by the year 2050. This is likely to cause heavy fluctuations of weather patterns and more frequent severe weather events like droughts and floods. Agriculture will be severely affected.
10 Green tips: Toolbox talk
We should all be doing our bit to reduce our impact on the environment. As an employer, you can use this toolbox talk to mobilise your employees to play their part too. They might even help you save some money
Why does soil matter | Infographic
We celebrate World Soil Day on 5 December – but what is it about soil that is so important? This infographic will give you a few thought-provoking facts about why soil matters so much.
5 Benefits of the revised ISO 14001 | Infographic
Discover the benefits of the revised ISO 14001
Industry is reducing its ecological footprint
What are some secrets to achieving greater financial success with lower production costs, improving product function and quality, and increasing market share? How do we improve environmental performance, develop better relationships with stakeholders, and lower risks? According to the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, the answers to all of these questions are one and the same: incorporate sustainable practices. Whether we like it or not – it is becoming a bigger issue.
Cleaning without water in the food industry: Pie in the sky?
I experienced nothing short of a paradigm shock recently, when a client warned me prior to the audit of their facility, saying “we clean using water every 3 months”. My reaction was…
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