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Kenco Logistic Services is Committed to Sustainability

Kenco's Position on Supply Chain Sustainability

To be sustainable, we must meet the needs of today yet not prevent the generations of tomorrow from meeting their needs.  We will work side by side with our customers, suppliers, and employees to seek to minimize our environmental footprint, positively impact our society, and reduce costs through sustainable initiatives and supply chain innovation.

 Green logistics companies

Why is sustainability a corporate focus?

  • Simply, it is the right thing to do.
  • Sustainability is important to our owners, employees, and customers.

 

 green supply chain and transportation services

 

What are we doing today?

  • Recycling programs
  • Reduce use of paper through technology
  • Initiatives to improve employees’ health/reduce healthcare costs
  • Safety programs to keep employees healthy, happy, and productive
  • Fuel conservation efforts
  • Energy conservation efforts using modern technology
  • Cost reduction using lean principles
  • Quality Programs to prevent damage and rework
  • Community service through United Way and other non-profit organizations
  • Network optimization to reduce waste
  • Recycling buildings to reduce landfill and land development
  • Using LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)Certified Buildings
  • Sponsoring research and book on the sustainable supply chain by Dr. Dale Rogers

 What are we doing tomorrow?

Kenco is exploring alternatives for measuring the carbon (CO2) footprint of our sites.  Leveraging the same disciplines used to drive cost and waste out of our operations, we will seek to lower CO2 emissions from our established baseline.  Other tools being developed for this initiative include a site sustainability audit and a library of sustainability best practices.

 

This page was last updated on Thu May 13, 2010.