Greencarrier enters partnership with The Perfect World Foundation and their ‘Project Ocean’
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by Patrik Westraeus
3w ago
Greencarrier is proud to announce a new partnership with The Perfect World Foundation (TPFW) as part of our commitment to sustainability, including biodiversity and the state of our oceans, which are significantly impacted by our industry. Our new partnership with The Perfect World Foundation (TPFW) now makes this possible. As the first organisation to join the Greencarrier Foundation, TPFW helps us mitigate the negative effects of plastic pollution and lost fishing gear on oceans and marine life. Founded in the early 2000s, the Sweden-based non-profit TPFW has tirelessly worked to preserve a ..read more
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Greencarrier enables customers to switch to renewable fuels
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by Patrik Westraeus
3w ago
Customers can book their ocean shipments using fully renewable fuel, liquefied biomethane, by utilizing a book and claim approach based on the amount of energy needed to transport our containers over the ocean. The fuel is certified by International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC), contains no feedstocks from the palm oil industry and reduces CO2 emissions per container by 100 per cent[1], compared with conventional fossil fuels. Customers receive proof of the sustainable fuel purchase including an independently verified certificate on the realized CO2 reduction due to the fuel ..read more
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LCL versus FCL: When to choose what?
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by The Blogging Crew
1M ago
What are LCL and FCL? When transporting goods via container across the sea, there are two primary shipping choices:  LCL (Less Than Container Load) and FCL (Full Container Load). FCL entails shipping goods in an entire container, where you pay for the full space. This makes it suitable for large-volume shipments filling a 20 or 40-foot container. Some opt for FCL even if their goods do not come close to filling the container, as there may be advantages that weigh in FCL’s favour. LCL involves sharing container space with shipments from different senders. This makes it a popular choice for ..read more
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Bringing LCL shipping to Hamburg: A success story of a young, dynamic office
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by Charlotte Bernerheim
1M ago
Hi guys! How did you establish a new office in Hamburg so quickly? Tina: First, we secured a centrally located office that met our operational needs and growth plans. We found the perfect location at the heart of Hamburg, easily accessible for both clients and employees. Building a strong team is everything, so next, we focused on recruiting people with the right skill sets and knowledge to drive our operations forward. We established key partnerships by carefully selecting a reliable warehousing partner. This way, we could ensure seamless logistics from day one. We also entered agreements wit ..read more
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Greencarrier Consolidators launches new website and customer portal
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by The Blogging Crew
1M ago
New website for improved user experience The new website, which is now live, offers a modern, user-friendly interface that provides information about our services, company news, and online tools. The updated design is in line with the new visual identity for our Greencarrier brand and ensures easy navigation, enabling users to quickly find the information they need. Go to Greencarrier Consolidators’ new website. Introducing the Customer Portal The highlight of the new website is the new customer portal, a tool designed to simplify logistics management for our customers. The portal offers a ran ..read more
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A container’s journey ­– from booking to delivery
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by Cecilia Jonebäck
2M ago
1. Receiving your booking The journey starts by contacting our Sales Department or Customer Service Department. Our team receives your booking and helps you find the most suitable Evergreen Service for your cargo. Depending on your requirements, you may consider adding inland haulage into your transport solution. The booking is usually made approximately 2-3 weeks before the scheduled departure. 2. Checking equipment availability Our Customer Service or Equipment Department ensures we find the right container type for your goods. Whether it’s Dry Cargo or Reefer Cargo depends on wha ..read more
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Lakeway Link’s first shipment on the new RoRo service connecting Gdynia and Södertälje
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by Cecilia Jonebäck
2M ago
Lakeway Link, founded in 2023, is a Swedish shipping company jointly owned by Greencarrier AB and Wallenius Lines. This collaborative investment aims to strengthen the development of Swedish shipping and reduce the climate footprint compared to traditional road transport between the Mälar region and the continent, filling a gap previously absent from the market. As the only company offering scheduled RoRo transport for trailers and high and heavy cargo between Gdynia and Södertälje, Lakeway Link’s new service is set to relieve the heavily used road and rail networks connecting the continent an ..read more
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Global work opportunities at Greencarrier: From Gothenburg to Singapore, and beyond 
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by Charlotte Bernerheim
2M ago
Hi Filip! You are currently developing our LCL business in Singapore. What drove you to seize this opportunity? Embracing new opportunities often leads to development, both personally and professionally. For me, the decision to pursue a job opportunity in Singapore was a chance to experience a vibrant global city, expand my perspective, and contribute to the development of our new office. Singapore’s reputation as a global logistics hub and its business environment were key factors that motivated me to embark on this journey. How did you adapt to living and working in a new country? Moving to ..read more
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5 key steps towards a cleaner shipping industry
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by Patrik Westraeus
3M ago
The global shipping industry plays a vital role in the world economy. However, its CO2 emissions pose environmental challenges that cannot be overlooked. Understanding CO2 emissions in shipping and the actions required to reduce them is crucial for creating a more sustainable future. In this blog article, I share 5 key steps towards a cleaner shipping industry. Understanding the impact of CO2 emissions The shipping industry significantly contributes to CO2 emissions. Of all GHG gases, CO2 is the one that contributes the most to global warming and ocean acidification. Since the 1800s, CO2 leve ..read more
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The importance of sea freight in sustainable transportation
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by Patrik Westraeus
4M ago
In the fast-paced world of global trade, the buzz around sustainable shipping practices has been gaining momentum. As businesses become more aware of their environmental impact, the spotlight has turned to the maritime industry. This raises the question: How important is sea freight in sustainable transportation? Sea freight’s role in sustainable transportation Sea freight is the cornerstone of international trade. Its significance, however, extends beyond the mere movement of cargo – it plays a pivotal role in promoting sustainability within the transport and shipping sector. This is particu ..read more
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