Our approach is built on the principle that by working together everyone wins.
The Zero Waste World programme leverages CHEP's unique position in the supply chain to help customers create more value and use fewer resources - together.
Using CHEP’s network visibility and the power of our logistics platform, we are working with customers and other stakeholders to solve the issues that matter:
Tackling these challenges requires sharing, collaboration, and circular economy approaches.
Leading consumer goods companies and retailers see physical waste as a significant risk. They’re under pressure from consumers, employees, investors and social stakeholders to reduce single-use packaging and unsaleable products – because these issues have an impact on both their bottom line and our shared global resources. That’s why many are setting major public commitments to move towards ‘zero waste’.
Now we’re working together on smart ways to make that a reality.
Across the supply chain, businesses are challenged by cost inflation, environmental impacts, and driver shortages in their logistics and transportation systems. Wasted and empty truck miles increase fuel expenditure and CO2 emissions, and can even increase delivery times – affecting profitability, and undermining efforts to make a positive contribution to society.
Now we’re working together on collaborative solutions to reduce the cost and impact of their operations.
Inefficiencies in the supply chain cost companies time, money, and resources. They see an opportunity to use new technologies and data to cut out those inefficiencies.
Whether it’s hunting out bottlenecks or improving product safety and traceability, they’re looking for support to enhance their visibility of goods flows so they can make better decisions.
Now we’re working together to streamline processes, reduce costs and capitalise on data and technology.
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