Supply Chain Blog
A container ship just sailed from South Korea to Rotterdam through the Arctic. On the same day, barge traffic on the Rhine River, Europe’s busiest inland waterway, ground to a near halt because there was…
When the world’s largest meat processor announced its 2040 net zero target three years ago, the food industry applauded. Finally, a heavyweight was stepping up. But in June 2026, JBS quietly withdrew that commitment, citing…
There is an inconvenient truth hiding behind every green packaging announcement, every carbon offset programme, and every sustainability report published by a logistics company. The truth is this: none of it is keeping pace with…
When protestors gathered outside Guadalajara Stadium during the World Cup match between Mexico and South Korea, they were not there for football. They were there for steel. Their banners accused Hyundai of hiding a dirty…
DHL Group is taking a major step toward sustainable logistics by testing a new hybrid electric truck that is named as Extended Range Electric Vehicle (EREV) in partnership with heavy vehicle manufacturer Scania. This innovative…
As the global shipping industry faces increasing pressure to reduce its carbon footprint, major players like Hapag-Lloyd, Hoegh Autoliners, and Louis Dreyfus are calling on the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to exclude crop-based biofuels from…