An inflection point has been reached. Customers are now much more focused on sustainability, according to Ray Fennelly of AIT Worldwide Logistics.
Fewer than one in five businesses have reliable metrics in place to track the carbon footprint of their supply chain, research says.
Experts across the supply chain weigh in on the most impactful sustainability trends in 2021.
Green bonds are designed to help companies fund environmentally sustainable projects that often have higher upfront costs.
GoFor’s new strategy will use carbon offsets, EVs, smart packaging and more to make delivery carbon-negative.
Truck driving in Hawaii might sound like paradise. Locals say they face a range of challenges unique to island living.
URB-E and PenguinPickUp are partnering on a pilot project to conduct deliveries with electric bikes and compact containers.
Amazon accounts for its carbon intensity, emissions, renewable energy and decarbonization strategies and provides updates on The Climate Pledge in the 2020 sustainability report.
As the push for a more sustainable planet continues to grow stronger, companies across the supply chain will be expected to have a clear plan for cleaning up their operations.
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