According to Dyllick and Muff’s definition of corporate sustainability, companies meet the criteria of true corporate sustainability (Business Sustainability Typology 3.0) if they have anchored the idea of sustainability internally. Such companies develop solutions to sustainability challenges in the areas of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through their products and services. They do this by responding to the needs and suggestions of stakeholders such as the environment and society.
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