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Illustration of milk run logistics optimizing supply chain routes for sustainability and efficiency.

Milk Run Logistics: Sustainable Supply Chain Strategy for Efficiency & Emissions Reduction

Written on September 8, 2025. Posted in Emissions.

Milk run logistics is a game-changer for sustainable supply chains. By consolidating shipments and optimizing routes, businesses reduce carbon emissions, cut costs, and improve reliability. Explore real-world examples, benefits, and how tools like Searoutes enhance milk run...

Procurement strategy for reducing Scope 3 emissions in supply chains, featuring data-driven carbon accounting and sustainable logistics.

Procurement Strategy for Emissions Reduction: A Guide to Cutting Carbon in Supply Chains

Written on September 5, 2025. Posted in Emissions, Procurement.

In 2025, procurement leaders face increasing pressure to reduce Scope 3 emissions—the largest share of most organizations' carbon footprint. This guide provides a roadmap for carbon reduction in supply chains, covering data-driven carbon accounting, sustainable logistics...

Scope 3 emissions in maritime shipping: tracking, reducing, and reporting for sustainability in 2025

Scope 3 Emissions in Maritime Shipping: 2025 Guide & Best Practices

Written on September 5, 2025. Posted in Emissions, Sustainability.

Scope 3 emissions are the largest and most complex part of most companies’ carbon footprints—especially in maritime shipping, where 90% of global trade moves by sea. With new regulations like the IMO 2023 GHG Strategy and EU CSRD, tracking and reducing these emissions is no...

An interview from Paul Canessa Searoutes VP CS with Graham Parker, Co-founder of ShipAngel

Transforming Supply Chain Decision-Making with AI and Data

Written on September 1, 2025. Posted in Emissions, Sustainability.

An interview of Graham Parker, Co-founder of ShipAngel, discussing with Paul Canessa, Searoutes VP Customer Success. What is ShipAngel and what does it do? Graham Parker: ShipAngel is an operating system for shippers that was born at the end of the COVID era. We work with...

Searoutes powers Freya’s Carbon: AI-Agent Transportation Intelligence integrating CO₂ by default

Written on July 9, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting, Procurement.

Tetrixx AI partners with Searoutes to transform transportation data, recovering 2-6% of freight costs while tracking carbon emissions with GLEC 3.1 standards.

A History of Certification in Freight Emission Standards

Written on July 3, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting.

As global supply chains expanded over the past three decades, so did scrutiny over their environmental impact. Today, companies face regulatory, reputational, and operational pressure to both quantify and reduce supply chain emissions.

Interview from Sabine van Vloten - Shypple with Paul Canessa - Searoutes

Client Highlight: Shypple and Searoutes Partner to Bring CO₂ Transparency to Digital Freight Forwarding

Written on July 2, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting.

Shypple’s partnership with Searoutes demonstrates how fine-tuned, route-level carbon analytics empowers businesses to optimize their operations and meet evolving regulations.

Actionable Supply Chain Decarbonization: Staying Ahead of the Regulatory Curve

Written on June 25, 2025. Posted in EU ETS.

Environmental regulations that impact the supply chain are only poised to continue evolving, so shippers stand to benefit from building out dynamic emissions-accountable capabilities rather than reacting to the latest obligations.

Partner Highlight: How Michelin Leverages Searoutes for Carbon-Conscious Tendering

Written on June 24, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting.

By integrating Searoutes’ CO2 APIs, Michelin refined its procurement decisions, standardized emissions data, and aligned sustainability efforts with financial strategy.

Maritime Shipping EU ETS Requirement: Looking At Year One

Written on June 23, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting.

The first year yielded promising signs. Initial compliance among major carriers was high, reflecting serious industry engagement. Many companies, especially those already disclosing emissions for ESG purposes, found the MRV framework familiar and manageable.