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...
Transforming Supply Chain Decision-Making with AI and Data
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...
Interview with Corentin Hanonge, Data Analyst at Roquette
Roquette Group is a global leader in the production of pharmaceutical ingredients, animal nutrition, food, plant care products, and cosmetics derived from starch. We operate 30 manufacturing sites worldwide and employ 10,000 people globally.
The Argument for Supply Chain Sustainability in 2025
A robust sustainability regimen enables a company to fulfill regulatory mandates with relative ease, and it demonstrates to investors and customers a commitment to making the world a better place.
BASF Leverages Searoutes Data in Their Freight Negotiations
Searoutes is proud to work with companies like BASF and provide them with carbon insights that they can use as leverage in their freight negotiations allowing them to make significant freight reductions.
Effective Carbon Accounting Standards: 3 Key Metrics to Track and Improve
Carbon accounting methodically tracks emissions outputs. Its place in logistics has gained traction in the industry, and for good reason: the practice allows businesses in the shipping and logistics industry to conduct effective carbon footprint management.
Beyond Carbon Accounting: How Route Optimization Can Transform Your Supply Chain Sustainability
One great way to ensure that an organization is reducing its Scope 3 emissions is to adopt route optimization, which means purposefully determining which routes are the most fuel-efficient and least emitting.
Carbon Accounting 101: What is Carbon Accounting?
Keeping track of emissions reductions can get complicated because of the many various actors potentially involved. One way to ensure the continuous and effective measurement of GHG emission reductions is for organizations to adopt and embrace carbon accounting.
Innovation Aboard: Vessel Sustainability in 2024
While we can celebrate our recent successes, what’s exciting is that there are even more advancements to unlock as the maritime industry pursues eco-friendly practices even further.
Beyond Greenwashing: Redefining Sustainability in the Maritime Supply Chain
Having data to prove the progress made in reducing supply chain emissions and meeting sustainability goals can help companies go a long way. Searoutes has developed tools for organizations to track and monitor emissions output.