Tag: sustainable logistics

GLEC Framework v3.2 2025: ISO 14083 Sustainable Logistics Guide

GLEC v3.2 for ISO 14083 compliance – Framework update

Written on November 11, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting, Emissions.

The GLEC Framework v3.2 (2025) introduces groundbreaking updates, including a new air pollutant emissions module and alignment with ISO 14083. Learn how this framework helps businesses achieve sustainable logistics, comply with global standards, and reduce their carbon footprint.

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...

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.

Shippers embracing sustainability discover that there are numerous competitive benefits to going green. In this post, Searoutes explains just how so.

The Green Advantage: The Competitive Benefits of Sustainable Shipping

Written on June 20, 2024. Posted in Sustainability.

Using technologies such as the API tools offered by Searoutes can help shippers reduce their supply chain emissions, paving the way for companies to showcase how their contributions to sustainable shipping are making the world a better place.

Data at a Deeper Level: Leveraging Analytics for Sustainable Logistics

Written on November 9, 2023. Posted in Uncategorized.

Companies today are more tuned in to the potential environmental impacts of their decisions, not to mention the impact that more sustainable decisions can have on their brand and customers’ perception of their business. We know that for most businesses, Scope 3 (indirect)...