Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus (MFTBC) is cutting carbon from its operations globally by making logistics and procurement greener, starting with carbon neutrality at its Tramagal plant in Portugal
Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus (MFTBC) has revealed the latest efforts to cut carbon emissions from its plants and supporting logistics functions.
The vehicle maker, which his part of the Daimler Trucks and Buses group, said its Tramagal plant in Portugal will be carbon-neutral by the end of next year. That will be helped by converting the entire internal logistics and warehouse fleet to electric vehicles. Those moves are part of a wider programme of cutting carbon from logistics operations globally.
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