There are lots of misunderstandings that exist in the transportation and logistics industry.

• One of the typical concerns is that the huge amount of waste and pollutants generated during transportation causes harmful impacts on the environment.
• Undoubtedly, the high variability, dispersion and complexity of international logistics all have increased the difficulties of formulating sustainable strategies.
• Green logistics is more than a talking point nowadays because consumers are more preferring companies and merchants who strive to lessen their negative environmental effects.
• 57% of consumers are willing to alter their eCommerce purchasing patterns to lessen their impact on the environment, according to an IBM Research Insights survey.
• To fulfil these new demands, businesses are changing their supply chains and logistics frameworks.
• As more CEOs prioritise sustainability higher in their company priorities, that transformation is gradually taking place.
• Green logistics includes the carbon footprint of the supply chain, dealing with carbon emissions from waste management and waste disposal, packaging, recycling, reducing energy consumption, etc.
• Between different national and global entities encouraging or enforcing more sustainability among companies, and more consumers prioritizing green consumption, more companies are pledging zero-net targets in an effort to go as green as possible.