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Ironically, the supply chain itself is partially the cause, as emissions from the logistics sector continue to rise. The environment has been off the agenda for many players in recent months, particularly since the ...
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niamh
July 24, 2012 at 12:42 pmThe companies are becoming more aware of environmental crisis.The companies can meet “green” goals directly through paper reduction and IT optimization, and indirectly through reductions in freight expediting, optimizations in production, lower safety stock and more.