Nestlé hails CO2 and cost savings from electric and HVO truck fleet

Michael Holder
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Food and drinks giant teams up with digital logistics specialist Sennder to maximise efficiency of its European fleet

Nestlé claims to have slashed its logistics emissions across Europe by over 2,000 tonnes, after rolling out electric and biofueled trucks across its fleet over the past three years in partnership with...

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