In a bold move towards sustainable logistics, Flying Tiger Copenhagen, a prominent retail chain, partners with Maersk to revolutionize its ocean cargo transportation. Embracing Maersk’s ECO Delivery Ocean from 2024 onwards, the alliance aims to make a substantial impact on reducing greenhouse gas emissions associated with ocean logistics.
ECO Delivery Revolution: Greening the Seas with Flying Tiger Copenhagen
Maersk’s ECO Delivery emerges as a transformative solution, empowering customers like Flying Tiger Copenhagen to manage their ocean transports exclusively with certified green fuels. This includes innovative second-generation biofuels sourced from waste feedstocks, replacing traditional fossil fuels and earning customers a certificate affirming their reduced carbon footprint.
Beyond Green: Over 80% Reduction in Seaborne Emissions
The adoption of ECO Delivery results in a remarkable reduction of over 80% in greenhouse gas emissions on a lifecycle basis compared to conventional fossil fuels. This move solidifies the commitment of both Flying Tiger Copenhagen and Maersk to sustainable practices, showcasing the strength of their enduring logistics partnership.
Maersk-Powered Global Growth for Flying Tiger Copenhagen
Founded in 1995, Flying Tiger Copenhagen has become a global phenomenon with more than 900 stores across 27 countries and a thriving online presence. Maersk plays a pivotal role in supporting the retail chain’s growth strategy, handling the entire supply chain – from customs services and inland transport to warehousing and e-commerce fulfillment.
Incentivizing Sustainability: Benefits for ECO Delivery Customers
Customers opting for ECO Delivery Ocean transports gain exemptions from EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) charges. The added advantage of fixed prices for green fuels ensures cost predictability. Maersk’s commitment to sustainability extends beyond ocean freight, as ECO Delivery will soon be available for airfreight cargo and specific landside transports.
Defining ‘Green Fuels’ with Maersk’s Rigorous Standards
Maersk defines ‘green fuels’ based on low to very low greenhouse gas emissions (65-95%) over their life cycle compared to fossil fuels. These fuels and their supply chain undergo meticulous verification by the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) and adhere to certified methodologies, ensuring transparency and environmental accountability.
Maersk’s 2040 Vision: Net Zero Emissions on the Horizon
A.P. Moller – Maersk, a global logistics leader, commits to achieving net zero emissions by 2040. This ambitious goal involves leveraging new technologies, investing in eco-friendly vessels, and prioritizing the use of green fuels across all operations.
In conclusion, the collaboration between Flying Tiger Copenhagen and Maersk, fueled by the innovative ECO Delivery solution, signifies a significant stride towards sustainable practices in both the retail and logistics sectors. Navigating the seas of change, this partnership sets a new standard for the industry’s adoption of eco-friendly solutions.
