Updated Survey Guidance & free webinar series

The Chemical Footprint Project (CFP) Survey opened on January 2, 2019 and closes on March 31, 2019. Here are some new resources to help you fill out the Survey: Updated Guidance Document & CoHC List Free Webinar Series  Updated Guidance Document & CoHC List Use the Guidance Document to understand the online Chemical Footprint Project Survey questions and response options, and to learn examples of best practices that align with the response options. Highlights from this year's… …

Latest updates from CFP

CFP news & BizNGO Annual Meeting I wanted to share the latest updates from the Chemical Footprint Project, and to remind you about the BizNGO 2018 Annual Meeting. See below for details.  Chemical Footprint Project 2018 Annual Report 2019 Survey How-To webinar Target Corporation and six others join as Signatories BizNGO 2018 Annual Meeting Chemical Footprint Project 2018 Annual Report In case you missed it, the Chemical Footprint Project 2018 Annual Report was released in… …

Webinar: CFP Survey 2018 - How To

Join the Chemical Footprint Project team as they walk you through everything you need to know to answer the 2018 Chemical Footprint Project Survey. You'll also have a chance to ask your questions. …

Webinar: Chemical Footprint Project 2018 Results

The Chemical Footprint Project team, Milliken, and Vizent to discuss this year's results.  …

CFP 2018 Report

 Leading brands demonstrate pathways to chemical and material health   FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 17, 2018 CONTACT: Alison Poor, Alison@cleanproduction.org, 781-391-6743 x110 Continuous improvement – three years of CFP Surveys highlight the growing capacity of business leaders to develop and execute comprehensive chemicals policies, know the chemistry of their products, measure their chemical footprints, and be public about their journeys Somerville, MA -- CFP Signatories… …

Chemical Footprint Project Report 2018

Continuous improvement – three years of Chemical Footprint Project (CFP) Surveys highlight the growing capacity of business leaders to develop and execute comprehensive chemicals policies, know the chemistry of their products, measure their chemical footprints, and be public about their journeys. See the results of the latest Survey in the 2018 Chemical Footprint Project Report. …

Milliken Flooring

Download Profile   Milliken & Company is committed to operating in a manner that protects the quality of our environment and the health and safety of our entire value chain, including suppliers, associates, customers and the public. To that end, we have set a goal of zero human health impacts to anyone who comes into contact with any aspect of Milliken & Company’s operations and products. We work to achieve this through a continual improvement process that includes the… …

Leadership Profiles

Below are the links to profiles explaining why and how these investors and health care organizations support the Chemical Footprint Project. Signatory - Investors Bank J. Safra Sarasin  Boston Common Asset Management First Affirmative Financial Network The Sustainability Group at Loring, Wolcott and Coolidge Trillium Asset Management Mercy Investment Services, Inc Signatory - Health Care Dignity Health Vizient …

Herman Miller’s Journey Toward Positive Transparency

Download Profile   At Herman Miller, we solve problems like designers. It’s just part of our DNA. And it turns out that the creative approach to problem-solving that we take when making furniture works just as well when it comes to ensuring the health and safety of our planet. Good design at Herman Miller means we ask ourselves, “Have we made the best choices possible?” Only by continuing to ask that question and making sustainability a key criterion for how we do… …

Why the Sustainability Group at Loring, Wolcott and Coolidge Support the Chemical Footprint Project

Download Profile Every day companies make decisions about the chemicals they use to make their products. These decisions affect us not only as individuals and consumers but they also affect us as investors. Regulatory requirements, consumer demand, NGO pressure, product recalls and lawsuits, and media attention devoted to chemicals are growing. As a result, management of these issues pose both significant risks and significant opportunities to companies, and, as shareholders, we require… …