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Sustainability – a topic high on the agenda in most industries today, and the transport and logistics sector is no exception. It is both a responsibility and an opportunity to secure the future of business and society. In honor of International Women’s …
Read more2019 is coming to an end and this year has brought a lot of lessons and insights in the transport and logistics industry. During the year, we have shared a lot of knowledge and expertise at our Greencarrier Blog. After publishing 23 brand new blog art …
Read moreSummer is a great time for recovery, as well as for finding new inspiration. So what should you read this summer?
Read moreIn honour of the International Women’s Day, we want you to meet three of our many amazing women at Greencarrier. They have green logistics and solutions in mind every day at work. Get to know Christina, Åsa and Minna!
Read moreWe were curious about which topics caught your interest during the year, so we decided to summarize the most engaging and interesting articles on our blog in 2018.
Read moreIn order to stay innovative and modern, a big exchange of ideas, perspectives and experiences are important preconditions for development.
Read moreShe graduated from Chalmers University in 2016 and started her journey as a summer intern at Greencarrier Liner Agency Sweden.
Read moreThe transport and logistics sector is typically described as non-traditional for women.
Read moreA rockstar at heart, a double Ironman and a Business Controller at Greencarrier Liner Agency.
Read moreOver 90% of internationally standardized transport containers are produced in China. For decades, these containers have been coated with solvent-based paints, even though this type of paint has made a significant burden on both humans and the environme …
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