NEW Research Article: The competitiveness of fair trade and organic versus conventional coffee based on consumer panel data

By: Yinjin Lee and Alexis BatemanFirst published on ScienceDirectDownload Article Abstract This paper analyzed the competitiveness of premium and regular Fair Trade and Organic (FTO) coffees relative to conventional coffee using consumer panel data. The coffees...

New article in Transportation Research Part D: Well-to-tank carbon emissions from crude oil maritime transportation

We are thrilled to announce a new article in the journal Transportation Research Part D : Transport and Environment. This paper was developed in collaboration with Professor Haiying Jia (https://www.nhh.no/en/employees/faculty/haiying-jia/) from the Department of...

In the News…

So much news, so little time. To keep track of all the latest news from our sustainability team, we are posting snippets from news items featuring our team. Check out the latest interviews Alexis and Suzanne have given! July 2020:  Data, Not Digitalization, Transforms...

Innovations in environmental training for the mining industry

The Sustainable Supply Chains team collaborated with the MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative and multinational mining company Vale to bring sustainability education to young engineering professionals in Brazil. Learn more about the program below and on MIT News....

The Evolution of the Grocery Retail Landscape in a Megacity in Emerging Markets. The Case of Mexico City

Full Publication on Tecnológico de MonterreyBy Camilo Andrés Mora QuiñonesThis dissertation is concerned with the development of three studies that aim at developing a better understanding of the evolution of the grocery retail landscape in a megacity. Urban areas...