"Unilever and Oatly Lead Corporate Climate Action with New Framework"

Unilever and Oatly collaborate on new climate action framework

Unilever and Oatly recently announced their partnership to pilot a new framework designed to capture corporate climate action. This innovative approach aims to go beyond simply reducing emissions and instead focuses on a broader range of sustainable practices.

Futerra and Oxford Net Zero develop the framework

The framework was developed by Futerra, a leading climate consultancy, in collaboration with Oxford Net Zero. By leveraging their expertise in sustainability and climate science, the two organizations created a comprehensive framework that allows companies to demonstrate their commitment to addressing climate change.

Going beyond emissions reductions

One of the key features of this new framework is its ability to capture a wide range of climate actions, not just emissions reductions. Companies can receive credit for initiatives such as renewable energy investments, sustainable supply chain practices, and biodiversity conservation efforts.

Redefining corporate climate action

Unilever and Oatly are among the first companies to test drive this innovative framework. By participating in the pilot program, they are helping shape the future of corporate climate action and set a new standard for sustainability practices.

Potential for influencing industry standards

Backers of the framework hope that its success in the pilot phase will encourage other companies to adopt similar approaches. By demonstrating the business benefits of comprehensive climate action, Unilever and Oatly are paving the way for a more sustainable future.

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