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BASF's approach to supply chain sustainability at GreenBiz 25

GreenBiz, the leading conference in corporate sustainability in North America, took place between February 10 -12 in Phoenix, Arizona

A group of five people standing in front of a red banner with the text 'GreenBiz 25 THE TRANSITION' written on it. The individuals are dressed in business casual attire and are posing for a photo outdoors, with greenery and plants visible in the background.

^{From left to right: Claire Barrett, Caroline Brannock, Caroline Bales, Luiziana Ribeiro and Cecilia Izquierdo.}

Companies in North America are implementing strategic sustainability initiatives to mitigate the effects of climate change while also continuing to meet their customers' needs.

BASF Corp Director of Sustainability Luiziana Ribeiro participated in the panel “Data-Driven Decisions: Building a Unified View of Your Supply Chain,” where the speakers discussed how data science could help companies track their emissions and take action to reduce them to meet their Scope 3 goals.

“By providing cradle-to-gate Product Carbon Footprints for its 45,000 products, BASF fosters conversations with customers about carbon footprint improvements and engages with suppliers to decarbonize the value chain. We’re at a defining, strategic position to collaborate upstream and downstream to drive positive change,” said Ribeiro.

Learn more about BASF’s Product Carbon Footprint

Published on March 19, 2025, by Mariana Licio.

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