Unilever reveals roadmap to cut fleet journeys by 200 million kilometres

James S Murray
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A new network of transport hubs and supply chain management technologies will slash fuel use and carbon emissions

Unilever has unveiled ambitious plans to re-engineer the company's entire European logistics operations in an effort to cut around 200 million kilometres a year from truck journeys by the end of 2014....

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