Unadulterated

The EUDR comes into effect on December 30, 2025, which is fast approaching. The regulation requires key deforestation-linked commodities to be verified as deforestation-free before being placed on, or exported from, the EU market.

Leading brands recognize the opportunity that sourcing materials produced with regenerative practices has for their business – supporting progress on their net zero goals, nature aims, social commitments, and a more resilient supply chain.

We help companies navigate the governance, strategy, risk assessment, scenarios, management, and metrics/targets requirements of California’s climate risk disclosure law, helping them be fully prepared with a clear, actionable strategy and report on climate-related financial risks.

Cheryl Baldwin, Vice President of Sustainability Consulting at Pure Strategies, has been named one of the Top Women Leaders of DC for 2025 by Women We Admire — her third year in a row receiving this honor!

Six global food companies announced a powerful alliance to help dairy farmers reduce methane emissions and make farming more sustainable.

Pure Strategies has been recognized on the Real Leaders® 2025 List of Top Impact Companies for the second consecutive year for prioritizing purpose and sustainability.

Five U.S. states have passed laws on Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for packaging and the first, in Oregon, is reaching critical milestones that companies need to prepare for by early 2025.

Leveraging the inherent connection between climate change mitigation and nature resilience leads to a more robust sustainability strategy.

Pure Strategies has issued a Call to Action for companies to Start Now for Nature! by signing up to get on the planet-forward path.

In a full day of action and packed sessions, Pure Strategies' 2nd annual day of events during Climate Week NYC focuses on Solutions for Scale.

The core of our business is working with companies to advance environmental and social performance. In 2023, our team provided sustainability consulting support to clients that included top leaders in more than 15 industries, with a major focus on retail, food and beverage, and apparel.

To meet climate targets and reduce Scope 3 emissions, companies need effective supplier collaboration — which includes three main pillars — to engage, educate and execute.