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GreenLine and Mondelez Launch LNG Trucks for Sustainable Logistics
OIL & GAS

GreenLine and Mondelez Launch LNG Trucks for Sustainable Logistics

GreenLine Mobility Solutions Ltd, part of Essar's Green Mobility initiative, has joined forces with Mondelez International (India) to introduce LNG-powered trucks for sustainable product transportation. This collaboration, launched at Mondelez's Alwar facility in Rajasthan, aligns with the company's sustainability goals and ESG commitments, aiming to cut carbon emissions and enhance supply chain efficiency.

GreenLine's LNG trucks, which have already reduced 8,519 tonnes of carbon emissions, provide a cleaner alternative to diesel vehicles by significantly lowering greenhouse gas emissions. Anand Mimani, CEO of GreenLine Mobility Solutions Ltd, praised the partnership, stating, ""By adopting LNG-powered trucks, Mondelez reinforces its dedication to a greener India and sets a benchmark for sustainable logistics in the FMCG sector."

The initiative underscores both companies' commitment to environmental sustainability and highlights the importance of sustainable logistics practices in addressing climate challenges.

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GreenLine Mobility Solutions Ltd, part of Essar's Green Mobility initiative, has joined forces with Mondelez International (India) to introduce LNG-powered trucks for sustainable product transportation. This collaboration, launched at Mondelez's Alwar facility in Rajasthan, aligns with the company's sustainability goals and ESG commitments, aiming to cut carbon emissions and enhance supply chain efficiency.GreenLine's LNG trucks, which have already reduced 8,519 tonnes of carbon emissions, provide a cleaner alternative to diesel vehicles by significantly lowering greenhouse gas emissions. Anand Mimani, CEO of GreenLine Mobility Solutions Ltd, praised the partnership, stating, By adopting LNG-powered trucks, Mondelez reinforces its dedication to a greener India and sets a benchmark for sustainable logistics in the FMCG sector.The initiative underscores both companies' commitment to environmental sustainability and highlights the importance of sustainable logistics practices in addressing climate challenges.[ET]

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