64 posts tagged with “Sustainability”

Build a lane-level reusable packaging ROI model that includes acquisition, returns, cleaning, loss, repairs, damage, and container dwell time.

A 2,500-truck coalition order makes electric freight a network-planning issue. Use depot, lane, charging, and recovery gates before assigning loads.

A practical framework for connecting supplier energy evidence with product, origin, mode, and shipment data to make auditable Scope 3 freight decisions.

A practical framework for measuring electric freight on the Dallas-Houston corridor using lane baselines, shipment evidence, energy data, and transparent emissions claims.

EPA Scope 3 resources may disappear, but freight emissions evidence still faces customer, state, lender, and international scrutiny. Learn how to keep calculations reproducible.

A 15-month Spanish harbor trial shows how ports could test sponge-based remediation while protecting berth access, water quality, and cargo schedules.

The Port of Los Angeles' 30-year Yusen Terminals lease and $200 million clean-equipment commitment need annual operating milestones that connect modernization to dwell, availability, and service.

Wind-assisted propulsion is moving into commercial shipping fleets. Learn how forwarders can evaluate vessel technology, fuel savings, emissions data, and green premiums.

A practical lane-based validation framework for proving that lower-carbon food packaging can reduce emissions without increasing damage, spoilage, or freight cost.

See how Best Buy certified 29 supply chain facilities as zero waste—and turn its diversion, audit, packaging, and reverse-logistics practices into an operating scorecard.