12/03/2026
A good reminder that in logistics, sustainability is often driven by better processes, not just better technology.
In this recent CargoForwarder Global article, Christina Toscano explores how supply chain efficiency can directly impact sustainability and profitability. We were pleased to contribute insights from Nallian on the role of process coordination, data sharing, and faster handovers across the cargo ecosystem.
In air cargo – especially in perishables flows – delays, siloed data, and reactive operations can shorten shelf life and increase waste. As highlighted in the article, even moving goods one day faster can give retailers an extra day of shelf life, reducing spoilage and improving supply chain outcomes.
Improving visibility and collaboration across stakeholders is therefore not just an operational improvement, it’s also a sustainability lever.
Many thanks to Christina Toscano and CargoForwarder Global for the opportunity to contribute to the discussion.
Read the full article here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0sBnR_0
According to the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) Food Waste Index Report, an estimated 1.05 billion tons of food – about 19% of global food available to consumers – is wasted annually, with another approximately 13% lost before retail, due to handling, storage, and transport inefficien...