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The automotive industry is making driving cars far more sustainable. But can it do the same for the way parts are moved?

While the industry moves to producing more efficient and sustainable electrified vehicles, there is still a lot to do to reduce waste in the automotive supply chain. Moving to reusable, pooled packaging makes it more sustainable and more efficient, with less risk and less waste.

It’s estimated that 75% of the CO2 emissions generated by the automotive industry…

Pioneering solutions in a double pack: CHEP wins the German Innovation Award 2021 in two categories

Cologne, 20 May 2021 – CHEP impressed the jury with two services at this year's German Innovation Award in the "Excellence in Business to Business" category: the new Service Promotion Analytics won in the Logistics & Infrastructure category and Service Promotion World, which was launched at the end of 2020, won in the Retail & Trade Solutions category. Both services…

Q&A with Sanjiv Takyar: Challenges during uncertain times

Q: What do you see as the challenges facing the automotive industry post-Covid?

Sanjiv: Well, we’re not post-Covid yet, so there may be some surprises still to come. However, what we’re seeing is that the pandemic is changing the way that all businesses in the industry are looking at risk – and at risk mitigation.

It’s not…

CHEP Europe achieves top Corporate Social Responsibility rating from EcoVadis

Weybridge, London, 7 April 2021 - CHEP Europe, the supply chain solutions company, has earned an EcoVadis Platinum Recognition Level, the highest level available, for its sustainability achievements, positioning the company amongst the top 1% of all suppliers evaluated globally.

This Platinum Level was awarded to CHEP Europe for its conscientious practices and achievements in areas concerning…

Why moving automotive parts across continents in one-way packaging isn’t sustainable?

The automotive industry is going through rapid change. The move towards electrification – driven by environmental regulations and consumer concern – means many completely different components will be needed. Alongside the disruption caused by the pandemic, this is forcing a huge shift in supply chains across the world and putting increasing focus on the complexities of intercontinental transport.

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HENKEL and CAPSA FOOD to reduce empty kilometres and carbon emissions thanks to CHEP’s Collaborative Transportation Solutions

Madrid, Spain, 16 March 2021 - CHEP, the FMCG and retail end-to-end supply chain specialist, has demonstrated its commitment to reducing carbon emissions by orchestrating a transport collaboration project between the global chemical and consumer goods company Henkel, and CAPSA FOOD, the leading company in the Spanish dairy market.

The project is part of CHEP’s Collaborative Transport Solutions…