Hyper U Thoiry ,France, September 20,2026…A sign at a supermarket in France says, “Severe heatwaves in production areas have caused a salad shortage that could last until mid-October.”
Personally, I think this is a real-life reflection of how the ESG crisis directly impacts our daily lives
E (Environment) Climate change is no longer a distant issue. Extreme and unpredictable weather destroys agricultural yields and directly disrupts the food supply chain.
S (Social) Farmers lose their income, while consumers face salad shortages and food insecurity.
G (Governance) Businesses must adapt by building risk management plans and communicating transparently with consumers.
Global warming doesn’t just damage nature, it reaches right down to our daily meals. Driving ESG is no longer optional, it’s essential for survival.
Source Anchalee Vajraphai @ Hyper U Thoiry
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