Climate Change and Developing Sustainable Harvesting Practices
Wilson Lau, and Josef Brinckmann, Traditional Medicinals, Vice President of Sustainability talk about climate change, growing herbs, and building a sustainable supply chain. According to Josef, sustainability begins with evaluating and understanding what is needed most to sustain and improve your supply chain.
1:30: What do you consider to be a sustainable herbal supply chain? What goes into those considerations?
4:30: Sustainability is about not causing detriment to the places you operate in. It also means you’re paying fair wages and people are making a livelihood.
8:30: Site selection is extremely important.
9:30: Case study on Sustainability and Licorice.
13:00: Risk Mitigation in the supply chain and having multiple suppliers to deal with climate change and other geo/political factors.
14:30: Developing New Sourcing Practices: Closed-Loop Supply Chain, Diversification, Source-to-Shelf
17:32: Climate change, changes in plant growth patterns, and plant/ingredient chemistry.
19:00: Do we need to carry larger quantities of ingredients to combat availability issues?
20:30: What to consider in long term storage and maintaining potency.
23:20: Planning long term crop availability.
26:00: Other Climate Change Considerations:
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