Global FMCG Enterprise
A major global fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) manufacturer faced increasing pressure from retail partners and international regulators to decarbonize its cross-border freight operations across North America and Europe. However, long-haul road transport remained heavily reliant on diesel fleets, creating high Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions while leaving the brand vulnerable to volatile global fuel surcharges.
LOGISTEED engineered a comprehensive green supply chain transformation for the client. By auditing over 400 distribution lanes, LOGISTEED shifted long-distance freight to electrified intermodal rail networks, deployed commercial electric vehicle (EV) fleets for urban last-mile delivery, and retrofitted core distribution centers with solar power and battery storage.
Summary of How LOGISTEED Helped:
LOGISTEED evaluated over 400 regional freight lanes connecting manufacturing plants to regional distribution hubs, redesigning transport modes and warehouse power systems.
Execution scope detailed below:
The client faced mounting pressure from global stakeholders to meet ambitious net-zero targets while navigating volatile fuel surcharges and strict retail delivery window constraints.
Primary hurdles included balancing lower-emission transport modes with tight time-to-shelf requirements and securing EV charging infrastructure across cross-border freight routes.
END RESULTS: Consumer Goods Green Supply Chain & Fleet Optimization
LOGISTEED deployed its Green Logistics Dashboard, utilizing AI-driven route optimization to select low-carbon intermodal routes dynamically based on transit urgency.
Tailored initiatives deployed:
We fuse precise engineering with specialized operational infrastructure to optimize supply chains across five core global sectors.












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