Logistics and Sustainability

eShop Logistic S.r.l. (“ESL”) strongly believes that logistics should conduct its business in the most sustainable way possible. In fact, our company logo is represented by a bee.

Which is close to our values of respect and synchronization with nature.

Our goal is to be at:

Zero Carbon Impact by 2026.

We pay utmost importance in waste and waste material management, packaging consumption, devising and implementing sustainable solutions, give utmost importance to the use of renewable energy, and use innovation and technology to carry out our logistics, fulfillment and transportation activities with utmost respect for our Planet, its future and the future of our children.

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With the impact of climate change on our environment, ecommerce and retail businesses are increasingly under pressure to reduce their carbon footprint and adopt sustainable practices.

Especially in supply chain management, logistics and shipping, the transportation and storage of goods can have a significant impact on the environment. To reduce these impacts, businesses should take a holistic approach and consider every aspect of their operations and supply chain. Below are some strategies that can help ecommerce, omnichannel and retail businesses reduce their carbon footprint and work towards sustainability in these areas.
B2C and B2B freight transportation is a significant contributor to carbon emissions, especially road transportation. The high volume of vehicles on the road, combined with long distances and heavy loads, results in a significant amount of greenhouse gas emissions.

However, to reduce emissions, businesses can optimize transportation by choosing the most fuel-efficient modes of transportation, such as rail, and consolidating shipments to reduce the number of vehicles on the road. Additionally, using GPS and route optimization software, companies can determine the most efficient routes, avoid empty runs, and generally make shippers more efficient through digitalization. Using fuel-efficient vehicles can also help a transportation company reduce its environmental impact. Companies can invest in newer, more fuel-efficient trucks or retrofit older vehicles with aerodynamic features, low-rolling-resistance tires, and other fuel-saving technologies.
To monitor progress and identify areas for improvement, e-commerce, retail, wholesale, and omnichannel companies should monitor and reduce their carbon footprint. This includes measuring carbon emissions throughout the supply chain and identifying opportunities to reduce emissions, such as improving energy efficiency, shortening transportation distances, or using renewable energy sources.
Environmental impacts can also be reduced by using renewable energy sources such as solar or wind power. Installing solar panels on the roof of a company’s warehouse or office can help generate electricity for electric truck charging stations. Fuels such as electricity or even bio-natural gas (CNG) and bio-liquefied natural gas (LNG) have lower carbon emissions and other pollutants than traditional diesel.

The production of packaging and other materials can generate significant amounts of waste that may not be recyclable or biodegradable. This waste can have a significant impact on the environment, including pollution and depletion of natural resources.
Packaging is therefore another major source of waste and environmental impact in supply chain management, logistics and freight shipping. Companies can reduce packaging waste by using recyclable or biodegradable materials and optimizing packaging design to reduce the amount of material needed so that the packaging is more efficient and lightweight.
To truly reduce environmental impact, companies must also promote sustainability throughout the supply chain. Trucking companies can partner with suppliers that emphasize sustainability, such as those that use renewable energy, reduce waste, select environmentally friendly products and materials and generally prioritize environmental management. This can help reduce the environmental impact of the entire supply chain.
The construction of warehouses, distribution centers, logistics warehouses and other facilities can have a significant impact on land use. In areas where land is scarce, building such facilities can lead to deforestation, habitat destruction, and other environmental problems.
Warehouses can be a significant source of energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. To reduce these impacts, companies can adopt environmentally friendly storage practices, such as energy-efficient lighting, heating, and cooling systems; optimized warehouse layouts to reduce transportation distances; and the use of renewable energy sources such as solar panels.
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