Navigating Regulation, Cost & Complexity in CPG
CPG companies face growing pressure from regulations, retailers, and consumers, while also managing rising production costs and complex supply chains. Meeting corporate sustainability goals and regulatory requirements requires integrating sustainability into product development, packaging design, and sourcing decisions without compromising performance or quality.
The Challenges CPG Teams Face Today
Consumer & Retailer Expectations
Demand for sustainable packaging and transparent environmental claims increasingly influences purchasing decisions and retailer requirements.
Waste Management & Circularity
Environmental Producer Responsibility (EPR) programs and packaging waste regulations reshaping material selection, recyclability, and end-of-life strategies.
Rising Production & Packaging Costs
Material volatility and supply chain disruption are driving the need for cost-effective, lower-impact product and packaging solutions.
Regulatory Compliance
Evolving global sustainability regulations require accurate data, clear reporting, and proactive compliance strategies.
Sustainability Services for Consumer Packaged Goods
Sustainable Solutions Corporation provides CPG teams with cost-effective solutions focused on reducing environmental impact and accelerating innovation. We work with your team to develop sustainability solutions aligned with both immediate priorities and long-term strategy.
Life Cycle Assessments (LCA)
LCAs serve to develop a baseline of environmental impacts, identify environmental hotspots, and as a decision-making tool to enhance the product development process.
We integrate sustainability into your R&D Stage-Gate process and checklist by identifying material and process improvements that balance performance, cost, and product footprint.
Packaging Design & OptimizatioN
Support for packaging material selection and design to reduce environmental impact while maintaining functionality and quality.
Product-level carbon footprinting to support internal KPIs and meet retailer and regulatory disclosure requirements.
Sustainability Action Plans
From detailed energy audits and effective waste reduction strategies to decarbonization master planning, our services are designed to identify opportunities for cost savings improvement and enhance resource efficiency.
Scope 3 Training Academy for Sourcing and Procurement Teams
A tailored program that trains sourcing and procurement teams to reduce Scope 3 emissions through supplier engagement and sustainable procurement practices.
Case Studies
Zero Waste to Landfill Strategy Delivers $10M+ in Potential Cost Savings for Global Consumer Products Company
A global consumer products company partnered with SSC to apply the Operation Zero Waste to Landfill process, uncovering $10M in savings and creating a cross-functional playbook that advances its 2030 zero-waste goal, increases profitability, and mitigates regulatory risk.
235M Gallons of Water Saved and $160K in Annual Savings Help Animal-Based Protein Company Avoid Regulatory Shutdown
To avoid fines, shutdowns, and reputational damage from exceeding its water permit, an animal-based protein company partnered with SSC, whose Sustainability Action Plan improved water efficiency through leak detection, smarter processes, and operational changes.
Coffee Company Secures Customer Confidence with $1M+ Annual Savings and 74% Water Reduction
Facing a nine-month deadline to meet customer sustainability commitments, a large coffee company partnered with SSC, whose Sustainability Action Plan targeted energy, water, and waste to help achieve its ambitious goals.
“The SSC team are highly qualified professionals in the field of sustainability. SSC has assisted Merck with achieving and, in some instances, exceeding our corporate sustainability goals.”
Ask An Expert
Questions about how to make sustainability your most profitable strategy? Ask one of our experts!
Brendon Kim
Account Executive
BKim@SustainableSolutionsCorporation.com
+1 610-569-1047 ex. 111
Resources
Blog Posts
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Reducing waste in manufacturing isn’t just good for the environment—it’s a direct driver of profitability. While energy and water efficiency are important, the most significant financial gains often come from minimizing waste across your operations.
A clear understanding of Scope 3 emissions is increasingly important for organizations seeking to manage risk, improve supply chain efficiency, and stay ahead of evolving stakeholder expectations.
