From Sustainability to Regeneration: A New Paradigm in Sourcing - 10 Big Ideas to Transform Supply Chains for a Regenerative Future

From Sustainability to Regeneration: A New Paradigm in Sourcing - 10 Big Ideas to Transform Supply Chains for a Regenerative Future

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In Season 2, Episode 2 of the Supply Chain Revolution podcast,
hosts Sheri Hinish and James George delve into the concept of
regenerative sourcing as a transformative approach to supply
chains. They discuss the shift from traditional sustainability
practices to a regenerative mindset that aims to leave ecosystems
better than they found them. The conversation covers systemic
thinking, practical applications in agriculture and textiles, the
role of technology in enabling regenerative practices, and future
trends in supply chain sustainability. The episode concludes with
a call to action for listeners to be curious and engage in
learning about these critical topics.





Takeaways





-Regenerative sourcing represents a fundamental shift in supply
chain thinking.


-The focus should be on creating net positive outcomes rather
than just reducing harm.


-Systemic thinking is essential for understanding the
interconnectedness of supply chain elements.


-Practical examples of regenerative sourcing can be found in
agriculture and textiles.


-Technology plays a crucial role in enabling regenerative
practices and data transformation.


-Future supply chain strategies must integrate regenerative
principles to remain competitive.


-Consumer demand is shifting towards brands that prioritize
sustainability and regeneration.


-Long-term strategies are necessary for meaningful change in
supply chains.


-Engagement and collaboration are key to advancing regenerative
practices.


-Being aggressively curious is vital for understanding and
implementing regenerative sourcing.





Sound Bites





"We need to think about new and radical ideas."


"We need to think about it very differently."


"Be aggressively curious."





Chapters





00:00 Introduction to Regenerative Sourcing


03:33 The Shift from Sustainability to Regeneration


06:27 Understanding Regenerative Sourcing


09:32 Practical Applications in Agriculture


12:34 Innovative Practices Across Sectors


15:35 The Role of Technology in Regenerative Sourcing


18:43 Future Trends in Supply Chain Practices


21:29 Closing Thoughts and Call to Action





About





The Supply Chain Revolution isn't just a top-ranked podcast—it's
a movement reimagining global networks as pathways of
restoration. Host Sheri Hinish (Supply Chain Queen), a globally
recognized thought leader in sustainability and supply chain
innovation, challenges the notion that we can only be "less bad."
Instead, she explores how supply chains can actively regenerate
our world.





In our groundbreaking new series "10 Big Ideas to Transform
Supply Chains for a Regenerative Future," co-hosted with James
George, former Ellen MacArthur Foundation leader, we move beyond
incremental sustainability to explore transformative approaches
that regenerate natural and social systems. From Regenerative
Sourcing to Transparent Value Chains, each episode unpacks
revolutionary concepts with world-class experts and provocative
voices disrupting the status quo.





As a recognized pioneer and leader with a distinct point of view,
Sheri brings unparalleled expertise in technology-enabled
transformation, circularity, sustainability innovation and the
most advanced 'sustainable' supply chain practices. This podcast
delivers actionable insights where innovation meets
impact—equipping professionals to design supply chains that heal
rather than harm.





Join our vibrant community of Rebels who are forward-thinking
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