Your business has an opportunity. Do you see it?

California’s economy is the 5^th largest in the world, following only US, China, Germany and Japan.  There are not many big companies that do not operate in California.

As we have been saying, and per this article, California Senate Law SB 219 is going to require large companies doing business in California to report on their carbon emissions in 2026, nine months from now.

You are thinking – “I still do not see the opportunity.”

California SB 219 will also require those large companies, starting in 2027, to include their vendors in the reporting.  But the 2027 reporting is on 2026 data.

In other words, in nine months from now, those large companies doing business in California will need their supply chain to be aligned on sustainability and carbon emissions reporting.

Big companies have a lot of vendors.  They can’t wait until December 2025 to re-shuffle the deck on their supply chain.  They are actively working on this right now – they need vendors who are certified sustainable and have a carbon emissions program.

Are you a B2B vendor looking to grow your market share?

If you are, becoming certified sustainable and presenting your company to large companies who operate in California, helps them address their SB 219 problem.

If you prefer to act rather than just watch others act, read this on what you want in a sustainability program, watch this master class, and contact us.