Support your retail & brand clients in the transition towards more sustainable business and supply chain practices. Become part of the fast-growing partner network of inoqo.
Service partners are consultancy partners that integrate our project into the broader frame of a consulting project around a company’s CSR, PR or consumer engagement strategy. They might also oversee the implementation of our Product Impact Assessment or Sustainability Engagement Solutions.
Technology partners are tech providers integrating with our inoqo retail solution to provide a holistic solution to a shared customer. We work with a diverse set of technology partners and have different integration possibilities, whether you are supporting retailers through cloud services, data capture & POS technology, PIM Systems or customer engagement tools.
Referral partners can be any company or organization that brings new business to inoqo and actively supports our mission by introducing us to customers and relevant stakeholders.
Grow your business & expand your infrastructure with new and existing customers
Integrate your tech solutions or consulting projects with inoqo and expand your competencies in the sustainability space
Grow your revenue through adding new opportunities and innovative use cases to your portfolio
Position yourself as a sustainable player by driving transparency in the retail & F&B industry
inoqo Blog
20.12.2020 by inoqo
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20.12.2020 by inoqo
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20.12.2020 by inoqo
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10.5.2023
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Following the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow in 2021, companies couldn’t wait to showcase their sustainability achievements. However, only a year later at COP27, there was a noticeable hesitancy among companies to publicise their sustainability data. The term "greenhushing" has been gaining more traction to describe this phenomenon. Why has geenhushing quickly become a considerable trend? And why is engaging in greenhushing risky business for brands? Today we would like to answer these burning questions.
27.4.2023
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H&M, The Gap and Primark – these fast fashion companies have had their share of child labour scandals in the past, but they are not the only industry that has come under fire. Over the years, many large and internationally known food companies have been found to have a supply chain riddled with ethical sourcing issues and human rights violations. One particular area that has been making continued negative headlines is the chocolate industry.
29.4.2023
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On March 22nd 2023, the European Commission (EC) announced a proposal called the "Green Claims Directive", which aims to stop companies from falsely advertising their products as environmentally friendly.
