kp is an integral contributor to a game-changing guide that aims to accelerate sustainable procurement practices.

Global supply chains are at the heart of modern business. They directly impact and shape our lives and work. They can be volatile and are impacted by economic activity. But by collaborating across sectors, procurement professionals can shape robust supply chains founded on transparency, ethics and trust.

This week the world is celebrating the 10th anniversary of Invisible Disabilities Week, which sees us announce the addition of Recite Me to kpfilms.com to improve digital accessibility.

An estimated 1.3 billion people experience some form of disability; that’s 16% of the world’s population or 1 in 6 of us . Many disabled people self-identify in different ways but with an estimated 70 – 80 per cent having invisible disabilities – one that is not immediately obvious – it is vital we do more to make digital accessibility more inclusive.

In a world where mental health is increasingly recognised as a universal human right, Klöckner Pentaplast (kp) stands committed to fostering a resilient workforce and prioritising the mental wellbeing of all our employees. Together, we can build a brighter and healthier future for everyone.

The deadline is here. In January, the UK Government sounded its call for environmental responsibility with a blanket ban on many single-use plastics, including expanded polystyrene (EPS) foodservice packaging.

From working with family to exploring new opportunities on the other side of the world, Ana Romero has been making the most of her time at kp. After 22 years, she puts her happiness down to the committed and friendly culture within her team.

Nearly one-third of all food produced globally each year is lost or wasted. This is a shocking statistic, especially as this would feed more than twice the number of people that go to bed hungry every night. Why does this happen, and what is plastic packaging’s role in delivering a solution?