Global Supply Chain Awards: Sustainable Supply Chain Award
The Global Supply Chain Awards 2026 opens entries for The Sustainable Supply Chain Award, celebrating organisations that are actively prioritising sustainability across their entire supply chain footprint.
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On 8 September, the Global Supply Chain Awards will be held, bringing together leading professionals from around the global supply chain sector. Entries are now open for eight dedicated categories, with a focus on strategic excellence, shining stars and the eager adoption of emerging trends.
At the Awards, we will be highlighting businesses that prove profitability and planetary care can go hand-in-hand, with The Sustainable Supply Chain Award.
Entries are now open for the award, as well as sponsorship opportunities.
Rewarding the green pioneers
Taking place on 8 September, 2026, at the iconic JW Marriott Grosvenor House London, the Global Supply Chain Awards will bring together some of the most influential supply chain leaders for an exclusive black-tie gala dinner.
The ceremony will celebrate excellence, leadership and innovation across the sector, offering a powerful platform to connect with leaders and share success stories. Now is the time to get involved and showcase your organisation's commitment to a greener future.
The Sustainable Supply Chain Award recognises organisations that seamlessly integrate environmental and ethical stewardship into their daily logistics. This category celebrates pioneering initiatives that reduce carbon footprints, eliminate waste, promote fair labour and embed long-term eco-friendly goals, all while maintaining operational excellence and commercial success.
In an era defined by stricter environmental regulations and conscious consumerism, the best organisations haven't just adapted; they have led. By rewriting the rulebook on sourcing, manufacturing and distribution, these forward-thinking enterprises are proving that sustainable supply chains are resilient supply chains.
If your business has spent the last 12 months driving positive environmental change without losing its competitive edge, we want to celebrate you.
What our judges are looking for:
- Outstanding Growth & Success: How has your organisation demonstrated exceptional business growth or operational success over the past year while scaling your green initiatives?
- Industry-Defining Innovation: What unique sustainability initiatives, technologies, or practices have set your company apart from competitors?
- Measurable Eco-Value: How have you delivered quantifiable, verified value to customers, partners, or stakeholders (e.g., carbon reductions, waste diverted, ethical sourcing milestones)?
- Future-Ready Blueprint: What concrete steps have you taken to ensure your supply chain remains resilient, compliant and sustainable for the long-term future?
Why this award matters
Being shortlisted for The Sustainable Supply Chain Award elevates your brand as an authentic champion of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and ESG. It shines a spotlight on the teams, engineers and procurement specialists who are doing the hard work to make our global trade routes cleaner, fairer and fit for the next generation.
Key dates and deadlines
Entries for the Global Supply Chain Awards 2026 are now open.
- Entries Close: 29 June 2026
- Shortlist Announced: August 2026
- Awards Ceremony: 8 September 2026 at JW Marriott Grosvenor House London
Co-located with Procurement LIVE and Sustainability LIVE, Supply Chain LIVE will take place on 8 and 9 September at the QEII Centre, Westminster. In an era where procurement, resilience and ESG are entirely inseparable, this event offers a rare opportunity to network across all three disciplines in a single location.
Secure your tickets today to celebrate the present, and meet the future, of sustainable supply chain leadership.
