Marius Rödder introduces himself

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Marius Rödder introduces himself: Four questions for Marius Rödder, who joined corsus as a consultant in July 2021.

corsus publishes sustainability reports: carbon footprint and DNK statement

corsus lives up to its responsibility and has prepared its carbon footprint according to the Greenhouse Gas Protocol methodology standard for the second time. In addition, corsus publishes the first statement according to the DNK standard.

International Day of Awareness of Food Losses and Waste

Every year, around 12 million tonnes of food are thrown away in Germany. An unimaginably large number. And one thing is clear: every tomato that is disposed of, every apple that is thrown away, every milk that has gone bad, every portion of food of which half went back would have been better eaten.

corsus presents innovative research results at this year’s digital Life Cycle Management (LCM) conference

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Last week, the tenth international conference on Life Cycle Management (LCM) took place. Like last year at the Food LCA Conference 2020, corsus was present with its own presentations.

Part 2 of WWF study published: Water consumption and water scarcity

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Part 2 of the study on the environmental impact of German food, conducted by corsus on behalf of WWF-Germany, was published today. In the second part of the study, the focus is on water consumption and the water scarcity footprint of the German diet.
Claudia Nir, WWF

Company excursion to a nature conservation project – corsus on the Elbe island of Krautsand

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On the bike and off into nature! This year, for the annual company excursion the corsus employees went by bike to the Elbe island Krautsand.
ContainerschiffPhoto by Dominik Luckmann on Unsplash

Human rights due diligence in business – well advised by corsus

The German Parliament passed the Act on Corporate Due Diligence to Prevent Human Rights Violations in Supply Chains in July 2021. It applies to companies of a certain size regardless of their legal form.

Naturally Hamburg! – Germany’s first large-scale nature conservation project in a major city

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The Naturally Hamburg! large-scale nature conservation project is something special. It is the first large-scale nature conservation project in a major city in Germany.
Bild von Nynke Hack

Nynke Hack introduces herself

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Nynke Hack introduces herself: Four questions for Nynke Hack, who joined corsus as a consultant in May 2021.
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