No matter the industry a business is in, their investors, customers, and employees alike now expect them to do something about ESG - environmental, social, and governance - issues.

In fact, a 2021 report from consulting firm PwC found that 83% of consumers think companies should be actively shaping ESG practices, while 86% percent of employees stated that they prefer to support or work for companies that care about the same issues that they do.

Given the obvious impact it has on emissions, the logistics industry understandably has a huge role to play in achieving ESG goals, and that time to act is now: the United Nations’ (UN) Emissions Gap Report 2022 found that the world must cut emissions by 45 percent to avoid global catastrophe.