Founded : 1968 , Mountain View , California , USA

Revenue : $ 77bn Intel works with suppliers across 89 countries , enforcing sustainability rules within its supply chain . The company continuously works to weed out slavery among its recruiters and labour agents , additionally determined to value responsible mineral sourcing through its supply chain .

Like many companies , minimising its environmental impact is also a priority , and to this end , it engages with suppliers to reduce waste and propel circular solutions . Supply chain diversity and inclusion are also priorities , and the company has plans to increase its spending with diverse-owned suppliers .

Founded : 1866 , Vevey , Switzerland

Revenue : $ 98bn

The Swiss multinational food and drink conglomerate is best known for its chocolate products , but is in fact responsible for 2,000 brands and has a footprint in 186 countries .

As the largest food manufacturer in the world , Nestlé has gone to great lengths to ensure its supply chains are resilient , flexible , more sustainable , and more technologyenabled than most . One way it has done so is by embracing blockchain , which enables faster , more transparent and costeffective delivery of products , as well as improving how it coordinates with suppliers .

142 December 2022