Scope 3 emissions dominate most companies’ carbon footprints yet remain the hardest to act on: join RESET Carbon CEO Liam Salter on 8 October for a live ESG-BI webinar on turning supply chain decarbonization ambition into action across Asia.
We are pleased to announce a strategic partnership between RESET Carbon, an LRQA company, and Made2Flow to help brands accelerate Scope 3 decarbonization across complex, multi-tier supply chains.
RESET Carbon and The Fashion Pact hosted a Scope 3 in Practice workshop in Paris, bringing apparel brands together to turn Science-Based Targets into measurable, on-the-ground emissions reductions across the supply chain.
European companies sourcing in Asia face mounting pressure in 2026 as Scope 3 shifts from a reporting exercise to a true supply‑chain challenge driven by rising carbon‑linked costs, tighter regulations, and accelerating expectations for real emissions reduction.
This article features insights from RESET Carbon CEO Liam Salter on why resilient supply chains are essential to achieving net zero. It explores the urgency of addressing Scope 3 emissions, the strategic role of suppliers, and practical steps companies can take to accelerate decarbonization.
A leading F&B company in the Philippines partnered with RESET Carbon to assess the feasibility of a net-zero target by mapping Scope 3 emissions and developing a high-level reduction strategy.
In our last article, we looked at some of the challenges with scope 3 emissions reduction for companies in the food and agriculture sector. This article will explore a few ways that companies can make a start on reducing their emissions and tackling scope 3.
RESET first started working with this large online German retailer in 2021 and has since delivered multiple phases of work across the entire supply chain. Our Hong Kong team continues to support them on their decarbonization journey.
Selina Cheng, principal consultant of RESET Carbon Taiwan, is invited by Business Council for Sustainable Development (BCSD Taiwan) to serve as a reviewer of the Chinese publication of Guidance for the Accounting and Exchange of Product Life Cycle Emissions to assist in the translation of this guideline.
RESET Business Development Manager, Sam Nunn, looks at the opportunities for corporates in the face of the evolving Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).
