Supply chain decarbonization involves reducing greenhouse gas emissions across all stages of a product’s lifecycle, from raw material extraction to manufacturing, transportation, and end-of-life disposal. As companies face increasing regulatory pressures, stakeholder expectations, and climate-related risks, integrating decarbonization into corporate strategy has become essential. Businesses are adopting measures such as sourcing renewable energy, improving energy efficiency, optimizing logistics, and collaborating with suppliers to set emissions reduction targets. Incorporating decarbonization strategies enhances resilience, reduces costs, and improves brand reputation. It also aligns companies with global climate goals, such as the Paris Agreement, and helps meet investor demands for sustainable practices. Effective supply chain decarbonization requires transparency, data-driven decision-making, and innovation, often leveraging digital technologies for tracking and reporting emissions. Ultimately, embedding decarbonization into corporate strategy transforms sustainability from a compliance task into a driver of competitive advantage and long-term value creation.