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Epidemic Sound is a global MusicTech company headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, that is on a mission to soundtrack the world. Epidemic Sound makes soundtracking content simple with access to high-quality music and sound effects. Content creators, from YouTubers to production companies, broadcasters and global brands, can add music and sound to their videos across any platform without worrying about hidden fees or takedowns. While providing storytellers with soundtracks to elevate their content, the Epidemic Sound ecosystem gives artists a way to make a living in music and thrive both commercially and creatively. We’re proud to compensate our artists competitively via upfront payments, splitting music streaming royalties 50/50, and quarterly bonuses based on performance. The company was co-founded in 2009 and has offices in five major cities across the globe: Stockholm, New York City, Los Angeles, Seoul and Amsterdam.

The Logistics Collective is a podcast platform for the logistics, supply chain and procurement functions. It is intended to promote discussion, to share career experiences and advice and also to allow the sharing of best practice and innovation in these functional areas. It is open to anyone interested in the logistics, supply chain and procurement functions at whatever level or stage of their career. We welcome those employed in manufacturers, retailers or logistics service providers at any career stage. As this is intended to be an open exchange of ideas we do not exclude consultancies (including competitors of LOGURU) nor do we exclude any ancillary service providers to our named areas of interest. This channel is managed and financially supported by LOGURU Ltd who are a Logistics, Supply Chain and Procurement Consultancy focused on process understanding, supply chain optimisation, network optimisation, implementation of operational and technology solutions and most of all we have the project management methodology to ensure the safe delivery of change. We have formed and are forming long and innovative relationships with our clients across the globe. We are not theorists, we are experienced industry professionals that absolutely understand what great looks like.

The most powerful video recruitment software solution, designed to help recruitment agencies humanise the hiring experience at scale. Thousands of forward-thinking recruiters globally are already leveraging the power of our leading video recruitment software to grow their business.

In Germany the consumption of take-away, convenience and delivery food & drinks is responsible for about 281 kilotons of single-use packaging waste for immediate consumption and is growing at double digit rates. Most of the time, To-Go food containers, snack boxes or coffee cups have a very short life-span of only 30 minutes after which they are tossed into trash (or litter parks, beaches & the ocean). This is not only a giant waste of economic resources as each single use costs between 15 and up to 0,60€ for a stable bowl/box with a lid. It is a horrendous waste of environmental resources (wood, water, crude oil, metals & energy) that are used to produce this packaging. Therefore, a single use packaging not weighing more than 30 grams can easily come with an ecological backpack of more than 8 kilograms when taking into account all the resources used in production (material intensities taken from Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy). Looking at GHG emissions, the picture is similarly bleak: Using CO2 emission factors and the detailed material mix of the single-use packaging waste analyzed by NABU (German Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union), the 281 thousand tons waste from To-Go consumption generated around 556 thousand tons of CO2 or the equivalent of 195k passenger cars per year (assuming an average distance travelled of 15,000km). With the expected rise of take-away, convenience and delivery food, the related emissions are expected to increase at double digit rates as waste volume is expected to increase and as we saw a shift to plastics relative to cardboard or other materials. While there is a growing awareness of the problem, especially in Germany, there is no scalable solution yet and the commonly used alternative of nature-based & ‘biodegradable’ materials like bagasse or PLA also require many resources for production & transport, and have to be incinerated or go to landfill after use as there is currently no way to compost them.