This is one powerful way to send a message in a bottle.

Unifi, Inc. has achieved their goal of recycling 20 billion plastic bottles into polyester yarn and are on track to keep 30 billion bottles out of our trash stream by 2022.

The value of a “Materials-First” philosophy resides in the certainty that the materials flowing through a supply chain exhibit an acceptable level of risk before the rest of the company is dependent on them. Doing so has been proven to minimize The Risk of Being Reactive.

Digitized materials are key to your success. Recent geo-political events have shaken the bedrock of the most well-established supply chains and has placed extreme focus on controlling costs.

We understand that managing in-depth, detailed projects is difficult, especially when you’re overseeing internal teams and external partners around the globe. The amount of data is exorbitant, and the organization required to manage this data can be tedious.

When it comes to supply chain value, it’s measured by more than just your bottom line. Sure, margins and profits are an important part of business. But companies are starting to realize the true value of data. And when it comes to compliance, data can make…or break…a brand.

As an ingredient brand or technology supplier, you’ve worked hard to establish your credibility by delivering on consistent quality and performance. Your customers are probably even promoting the credibility of your brand in their own product marketing outreach.

Are your teams digging up data from PDFs and Excel documents to determine if you can support a product claim your company has already made?

Your sales and marketing teams serve as the front-line to your brand. They strive to get your ingredients and technologies integrated into manufacturers, mills, and retailers. But are they armed with the information they need to seal the deal?