GET INVOLVED
TSC is committed to making sure that we align with key global initiatives dedicated to developing metrics, implementing tools, and working to improve the supply chain. For suppliers, manufacturers, NGOs, and retailers, TSC is a chance to participate on transformative projects and change the conversation around how we think about more sustainable consumer goods. TSC is a unique organization that brings together stakeholders to create unparalleled opportunities for collaboration. Our goal with partnerships is to focus on harmonization and alignment, bringing TSC expertise to broader projects.
TSC partners are chosen because we have a strategic reason to be working together towards more sustainable consumer goods. Our members and invited participants bring a well-rounded and unique perspective to sustainability issues. There are many ways to partner with TSC if you are not a TSC member:
TSC has the largest database of sustainability research that covers 90% of all consumer products produced. We also have a dedicated team at our three university partners that can help you with your research.
See examples in our case studies of how TSC members have collaborated together with outside partners.
Form a partnership with TSC to combine efforts or bring a rigorous research perspective to your current projects.
Be bold, go cold! ACI launched, in conjunction with TSC, the “Cold Water Saves” campaign on the NC State campus to education students on the benefits of cold water wash.
SPLC and TSC partnered together to encourage more sustainable purchasing.
TSC partners with NYDF on a new report assessing the progress of deforestation in agricultural supply chains.
TSC partnered with SAC on their new Social and Labor Convergence Project, which focuses on setting standards for social and labor issues in textiles.
This focus of this partnership is to create key performance indicators for how companies manage and report Priority Chemicals.
TSC and USCCF joined forces with RILA to create a web-based tool to help businesses learn how to make their business practices more circular.
Carolyn Baltz
Senior Manager, Membership and Development
The Sustainability Consortium
carolyn.baltz@sustainabilityconsortium.org
