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Ogni chilometro fa la differenza! 🚛 Nel 2023, grazie all'uso del carburante HVO sull'intera flotta, FERCAM ha ridotto le emissioni di CO2 di oltre 10 milioni di chili, l'equivalente di quanto assorbirebbe una foresta tropicale con 560.000 alberi in un anno! 🌍

Picture this: massive industrial machinery, expertly loaded onto a flat rack, embarking on a journey from the port of Venice all the way to Japan! 🌏🚢 Thanks to the dedication and expertise of our Air & Ocean Division in Italy and at FERCAM Japan, we tackled the intricate logistics of transporting these oversized machines. Safeguarding such complex cargo requires skill and attention to detail, but we were able to ensure a smooth and efficient containerization process.

Last week, we had the chance to sponsor a prestigious conference at Sapienza University of Rome, which brought together over 40 professors to explore the future of logistics and supply chain management. The event was coordinated by Alessandra Cozzolino, Professor in Business Economics and Supply Chain Management at Sapienza University of Rome, who has a long-standing connection with our Fine Art division and our social enterprise, Echo Labs by FERCAM & DACHSER. Chiara Prisco, our Unit Business Manager for Fine Art, brought her perspective to the conversation with an insightful in-person talk. The conference served as a valuable platform for fostering dialogue between academia and industry, sparking an exchange of innovative ideas and perspectives. Dipartimento di management - Università La Sapienza di Roma

FERCAM is committed to sustainability for both people and the planet, and we pursue this path through constant innovation and responsible practices🌱 The Green Logistics Expo was an excellent opportunity to connect with those who share our values and ambitions. We are proud of the networks we’re building to support the sustainable development of our industry. Our stand, built by Echo Labs, highlights our focus on sustainability. Made from reclaimed pallet wood, it shows how creative reuse can give materials a second life ♻️🪵