Choosing sustainable partners
Building a sustainable supply chain can help to improve your reputation, whilst reducing waste and the impact your business makes on the planet.
The global supply chain has been hit by a lot recently, from the rising costs of fuel and materials to Covid-19 and the war in Ukraine.
See what you could do to reduce delays and deal with cost increases in your supply chains.
Help protect your business and reduce the negative impact of any changes. We’ve also got ideas about how to potentially strengthen your supply chains too.
We’ll show you how to map out your entire chain, keep communication going, or even change where you source products to make sure everything keeps moving.
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We offer a range of products to help businesses trade with confidence. These could help minimise the risk (the risk of not being paid by a buyer, or the risks associated with your supply chain breaking down), or provide more efficient financing than using your overdraft.
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