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Launched SEKO Cares in 2020

SEKO launched its SEKO Cares initiative in 2020 to guide its sustainability work. The company says the program is meant to bring together its global network, support clients, help communities, and reduce environmental harm. It also says it uses its assets, network, and partnerships to meet environmental, social, and governance responsibilities. This is a broad ESG program rather than a single project, so it covers several areas at once, including climate, community support, and internal leadership.

Published 2023-2024 ESG report

SEKO released a 2023-2024 ESG report that sets out its recent goals and progress. An ESG report is a public update on environmental, social, and governance work. The report is meant to show what the company has done and what it still plans to improve. The page also says readers can use the annual sustainability report to see the full list of current goals and progress updates.

Added carbon calculation tool

SEKO built a carbon calculation feature into its SEKO 360 platform. The tool uses shipment route and volume data to estimate carbon output for freight movements. This helps customers see the climate impact of different shipping choices. It is a practical step because it gives users more information when they are trying to lower emissions in transport and logistics.

Joined cleaner shipping partnerships

SEKO has taken part in several partnerships linked to lower-emission transport. These include the United Airlines Sustainable Aviation Fuel program, the Air France KLM Sustainable Aviation Fuel program, and the Zero Emission Maritime Buyers Alliance (ZEMBA), a buyers group that aims to speed up zero-emission shipping. It also says it is a member of BSR, a non-profit that supports companies on sustainability. These partnerships show a focus on reducing emissions in air and sea freight.

Used lower-impact packaging

SEKO says it uses Better Packaging products, including comPOST pack courier satchels and garment bags, in its ecommerce fulfilment work. The packaging is presented as part of its effort to reduce waste and lower the impact of shipping materials. The company also points to a brick-and-mortar returns option with Happy Returns, which can cut the environmental cost of reverse logistics, meaning the extra transport involved when goods are sent back.

Built internal ESG groups

SEKO says it has created a global sustainability steering committee and launched Women In Logistics Leadership (W.I.L.L.), an employee resource group. Employee resource groups are staff networks that support people with shared backgrounds or interests. The steering committee is meant to help drive ESG work across regions, while W.I.L.L. is meant to support networking and discussion among employees. These steps focus on internal culture and governance.

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