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Green Distribution  

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A free guide from IGD and ECR UK outlining the opportunities and challenges of collaborative distribution

  • Overviews of 3 separate initiatives: conurbations, far-flung places, and multi-partner trunking
  • Processes used, results and lessons learnt
  • Case-studies of network improvements

This researchdetails the work that has been carried out by the ECR UK Collaborative Green Distribution workgroup during 2006. Against a background of rising energy costs, traffic congestion, and concern over the impact on the environment of less-than-full distribution vehicles, this blue book showcases a number of initiatives to implement sustainable distribution strategies.

The workgroup looked at three different projects (conurbations, far-flung places, and multi-partner trunking), and this research shares the group’s insight into the opportunities, challenges, learnings and future steps for creating multi-partner logistics solutions. The workgroup believes that collaborative green transport could make an important contribution to the industry in helping service consumers better, faster and a least cost – in a more efficient and environmentally-friendly way.
 

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