Carmakers and their supplier partners are collaborating more closly through a number of initiatives designed to make the future of automotive production and logistics more sustainable
The automotive industry needs to move with a sense of urgency toward a more sustainable model of production because climate change is happening now. There is no time to lose in making good on sustainability goals, both in terms of the vehicle produced and the supply chain feeding its production.
Collaboration based on good quality data is key to that effort, according to speakers at last week’s Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Global conference, and there are a number of initiatives underway designed to improve that collaboration.
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The EV maker is using renewable biofuels for ocean freight shipments of finished vehicles and inbound parts between China and Europe
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