U.K., Oct. 14 -- In tandem with the organisation's GoGreen programme, DHL Freight is publishing its new white paper to introduce measures, services and solutions to help road freight customers improve sustainability in their supply chains.
By 2050, Deutsche Post DHL Group aims to eliminate all logistics-related emissions. In comparison to 2007, the Group's CO2 efficiency has improved by 35%. By 2025, 50% of emissions are to be reduced.
Antje Huber, Senior Vice President Marketing & Strategy, responsible for green logistics at DHL Freight, commented: "As a leader in logistics, we want to reduce all logistics-related emissions to zero. This is a path that requires courage to test technologies and alternatives, but it also requires persuasi...