HH Joins AIM Progress

HH Global has joined Aim Progress, a forum of leading Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) manufacturers and suppliers, assembled to enable and promote responsible sourcing practices and sustainable supply chains.

Through Aim Progress, HH Global will collaborate with other members by sharing sustainable sourcing initiatives, raising the profile and importance of responsible sourcing, and proactively managing risk in the supply chain.

Kevin Dunckley, Chief Sustainability & Innovation Officer said: “Our membership to Aim Progress will play an important role in developing our sustainability programme, by providing us with a platform to engage and collaborate with the world’s leading FMCG brands. As a leading supplier of outsourced marketing services, it is critical that we remain at the forefront of sustainable sourcing in order to support our clients’ sustainability strategies.”

HH Global recently announced that it has committed to adopting Science Based Targets, reflecting the company’s continuing commitment to delivering sustainable solutions.
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