It’s interesting to see how corporate attention to environmental matters can have a very real impact on the way companies drive efficiency in their supply chains.
Browsing: Sustainability
The logistics industry will be transformed by the pursuit of sustainability – not just in terms of the technologies being used but in terms of the business model, a study by Deutsche Post DHL concludes
Dubai based logistics company Aramex has released its third sustainability report, covering the year ending 2009
Consumer goods giant Unilever has come up with a new tool designed to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions in its supply chain
The Unipart Group has been awarded the Carbon Trust Standard, which is awarded to companies that have taken direct action rather than paying to off-set their emissions
AEA, a climate change consultancy, has told the European Commission that it will take ambitious and aggressive measures to achieve a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from transport
If you haven’t already noticed, the terms of the debate on carbon emissions have been changing. There is less talk about saving the planet, and lots more talk about how your life is going to be made miserable if you don’t get into line.
Waitrose has reduced average carbon dioxide emissions caused by refrigeration and cooling by 26 per cent compared to 2008/09 levels, according to the John Lewis Partnership CSR report.
Transport companies that do not have a carbon reduction strategy are exposing themselves to risk – particularly regulatory risk, according to a report by the Carbon Disclosure Project
UPS has expanded its carbon neutral shipping programme to 35 countries and territories across Europe, Asia and the Americas
