How cities and companies can lead on logistics: Our cities are facing a growing crisis. The relentless rise of e-commerce, while bringing undeniable convenience, has unleashed a torrent of delivery vans clogging our streets, pumping out emissions, and eroding our quality of life. Transportation, already the UK's largest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions at 27%, is becoming an even greater environmental threat. The numbers paint a stark picture: The World Economic Forum predicts a 78% surge in demand for urban last-mile delivery by 2030. Imagine the consequences: 36% more delivery vehicles battling for space in our already congested cities. Increased pollution, noise, and safety risks are inevitable. We can't afford to ignore this challenge. It's time for cities and companies to take the lead in transforming urban logistics. At Fin, we're committed to providing a sustainable solution. Our e-cargo bike network offers a greener, more efficient alternative to traditional delivery vans. We're helping businesses reduce their carbon footprint, improve delivery times, and create a healthier urban environment. The future of our cities depends on sustainable logistics. #SustainableCities #GreenLogistics #ClimateAction #Finmile #DeliverySolutions #Ecommerce #LastMile #Convenience #LastMileDelivery #FutureofLogistics #EcommerceTrends #ZeroEmissionsDelivery #Ecommerce #Sustainability #GreenLogistics #GreenEconomy #ClimateAction #CleanAir #RenewableEnergy #EnvironmentFirst #LogisticsSolutions #DeliveryInnovation #SupplyChainSustainability #Microfulfilment #SmartDelivery #CityLogistics
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Delivering e-commerce packages in cities is always challenging,… but in some cities it gets even more challenging. Let’s explore how air pollution, congestion, or delivery speed influence last-mile logistics in complex contexts. Take a look at a new decision-making model for sustainable last-mile logistics! 📦 Towards sustainable last-mile logistics: A decision-making model for complex urban contexts, Sustainable Cities and Society journal, https://lnkd.in/gihDbzwp #eLOG, #UrbanLogistics, #Ecommerce, #ParcelDelivery, #LastMileLogistics #Innovation, #Sustainability Vasco Silva, António Amaral, Tânia Fontes
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After completing over 25,000 deliveries across London, we’ve gained some valuable insights into how delivery services are staying sustainable: 🚚 Embracing Electric Vehicles: Delivery companies are shifting to electric vehicles (EVs) with zero tailpipe emissions and lower operating costs to cut down air pollution in London’s city centre. 🚴 Revolutionising Last-Mile Delivery: Using cargo bikes and electric scooters for last-mile delivery helps navigate narrow streets and congested areas, reducing traffic and carbon emissions. 📊 Optimising Delivery Routes: Advanced logistics software analyses data on traffic patterns and delivery volumes, finding the most efficient routes to minimise travel time and fuel consumption. 📦 Promoting Sustainable Packaging: Switching to biodegradable materials or reusable containers for packaging reduces waste and environmental impact. London's delivery services are leading the way in sustainable urban logistics, balancing the demands of a bustling city with the need to protect the environment. By adopting these green practises, they’re not just delivering goods – they’re delivering a cleaner, greener future for all. How do you think we can further improve sustainability in urban logistics? #londondelivery #sustainabledeliery #oneliveryuk #london #delivery #deliveryservices #sustainability #greenlogistics
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For all my #supplychain friends in Vegas this week... Set up some time with the Fin - sustainable logistics team! Learn how you can get to #zeroemissions for your operations and customers. #supplychain #logistics
🌟 Fin - sustainable logistics at ACT Expo / ACT News 2024 in #LasVegas! 🌟 We're excited to announce that Fin Sustainable Logistics is attending the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo in Las Vegas this week! 🚀 What's in store: Join us to explore groundbreaking innovations in sustainable transportation and discover how our zero-emission e-cargo bikes and electric vans are redefining last-mile delivery. 👥 We'll be networking with industry leaders, sharing our vision, and discussing how our cutting-edge technology can help businesses meet their clean transportation goals. 📅 If you're attending ACT Expo, drop by and connect with us. Let's shape the future of sustainable logistics together! Anthony Ryan Pritchard Companies Fernhay Solutions #ACTExpo2024 #SustainableLogistics #CleanTransportation #LasVegas #Finmile #DeliverySolutions #Ecommerce #LastMile #Sustainability #Convenience #LastMileDelivery #FutureofLogistics #EcommerceTrends #Sustainability #FinmileInsights #ZeroEmissionsDelivery #Ecommerce #Sustainability #GreenLogistics #Finmile #GreenEconomy #ClimateAction #SustainableLiving #CleanAir #RenewableEnergy #EnvironmentFirst #EcoInnovation #LogisticsSolutions #DeliveryInnovation #SupplyChainSustainability #Microfulfilment #SmartDelivery #CityLogistics
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Urban areas face significant logistical challenges in transporting goods due to: 1. Rising Demand: Online shopping has led to higher parcel volumes, overwhelming traditional delivery systems. 2. Congestion: Traditional delivery methods contribute to urban traffic congestion, slowing down delivery times. 3. Environmental Concerns: Conventional vehicles emit pollutants, worsening air quality. 4. Regulatory Pressures: Governments are imposing stricter emissions regulations and traffic limitations. The Solution: Fin, founded by Rich Pleeth and Chris Sargeant, is a logistics company that reduces urban delivery congestion by leveraging eco-friendly vehicles and AI-optimized routes. Similar to how Uber Eats uses bikes in urban areas for efficient and green food delivery, Fin uses e-cargo bikes and electric vans with AI-optimized routes to provide faster, greener, and more efficient parcel deliveries for brands. Be sure to read the full feature linked below.
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Urban areas face significant logistical challenges in transporting goods due to: 1. Rising Demand: Online shopping has led to higher parcel volumes, overwhelming traditional delivery systems. 2. Congestion: Traditional delivery methods contribute to urban traffic congestion, slowing down delivery times. 3. Environmental Concerns: Conventional vehicles emit pollutants, worsening air quality. 4. Regulatory Pressures: Governments are imposing stricter emissions regulations and traffic limitations. The Solution: Fin, founded by Rich Pleeth and Chris Sargeant, is a logistics company that reduces urban delivery congestion by leveraging eco-friendly vehicles and AI-optimized routes. Similar to how Uber Eats uses bikes in urban areas for efficient and green food delivery, Fin uses e-cargo bikes and electric vans with AI-optimized routes to provide faster, greener, and more efficient parcel deliveries for brands. Be sure to read the full feature linked below.
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"The substantial carbon footprint of last-mile delivery, which accounts for 40% of all e-commerce emissions, is partly due to traditional, inefficient delivery methods" reports Parcel and Postal Technology International . "Research suggests that where efficient and dense OOH networks are in place, shifting parcels to nearby parcel lockers or PUDOs could cut CO2 emissions by up to two-thirds in urban areas." Sustainability undoubtedly has always been a part of Parcelly's very own DNA. We are not just focused on operational efficiency, but also allow retailers and carriers to reduce the environmental impact of failed deliveries, inefficient delivery cycles or distances through our strategically located Pick-Up and Drop-Off (PUDO) network. Besides Parcelly proactively offsets carbon emissions through our partner Atmosfair. Making a difference one parcel at a time. Contact partnerships@parcelly.com to find out more. https://ow.ly/ONfl50RZZ4e
PARCELLY INDUSTRY WATCH: The Green Last Mile Europe 2024 Report
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The transport sector is responsible for 20% of the world's carbon emissions. Urban #lastmiledelivery is expected to grow by 78% by 2030, leading to 36% more delivery vehicles in the top100 cities globally. This exponential growth in delivery services is further compounded by the expanding realm of e-commerce. Adopting sustainable and cost-efficient solutions is critical. https://lnkd.in/gYgep_b5
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https://lnkd.in/dKzJV-HD 🚴♀️ Pedaling into the Future: How Cargo Bikes Are Revolutionizing Last-Mile Delivery In the congested streets of our bustling cities, the last mile of delivery isn't just the final step—it's the critical link between businesses and customers. With urban populations on the rise and e-commerce demand skyrocketing, mastering this last stretch is essential for efficiency and customer satisfaction. Did you know? Cargo bikes can deliver goods up to 50% faster than vans in congested city centers and reduce CO₂ emissions by up to 90% compared to traditional delivery vehicles! 📦🌿 Enter the cargo bike—a sustainable, efficient, and agile solution that's redefining urban logistics. From nimble couriers weaving through traffic to robust e-assist cargo bikes hauling substantial loads, these pedal-powered vehicles are tackling some of the most pressing challenges in last-mile delivery: 🌱 Sustainability: Slashing carbon footprints and reducing air pollution with zero-emission transportation. 🚦 Efficiency: Maneuvering through traffic with ease, bypassing congestion, and reducing delivery times. 💰 Cost-Effectiveness: Lower operational costs due to reduced fuel consumption and maintenance. In my latest article, "Mastering the Last Mile: The Future of Urban Delivery Logistics," I delve deep into: 🔹 The rise of cargo bikes in last-mile delivery and their impact on urban logistics. 🔹 Innovative strategies companies are employing to integrate cargo bikes into their delivery fleets. 🔹 The evolving regulatory landscape supporting sustainable delivery methods. 🔥 Are cargo bikes the key to unlocking a greener, faster, and more efficient future in urban delivery? Read the full article here 👉https://lnkd.in/dKzJV-HD #CargoBikes #LastMileDelivery #UrbanLogistics #SustainableTransport #GreenDelivery #UrbanMobility #EcoFriendly #FutureOfDelivery #CargoBikeRevolution #SustainableCities
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🌍🚛 Today, on World Sustainable Transport Day, we spotlight a key finding from our 2024 Home Delivery Sustainability Study: consumers are more aware than ever of the environmental impact of e-commerce. 🔍 99% of respondents are open to doing more for the planet, and 57% are interested in sustainable delivery options. However, economic challenges have influenced their willingness to pay extra, with 89% noting it’s been impacted by inflation and uncertainty. For retailers, this is a chance to drive change and engage eco-conscious consumers. Offering green delivery slots can not only align with sustainability goals but also reduce transportation costs—proving that sustainability is both good for the planet and smart business. 🌱 Together, let’s champion sustainable transport for a greener tomorrow. #WorldSustainableTransportDay #Sustainability #eCommerce #GreenDelivery #SustainableTransport #EcoFriendly #RetailStrategy #CustomerExperience Discover the full report here https://lnkd.in/gghCc9dJ
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📦 Assessing the Environmental Impact of Same-Day Delivery Services 📦 In today's fast-paced world, convenience is king, and same-day delivery services have become a game-changer for many of us. However, while getting our favorite products delivered within hours is fantastic, it’s essential to pause and consider the environmental footprint of these rapid services. Same-day delivery often requires more vehicles on the road, leading to increased traffic congestion and higher carbon emissions. But it’s not all doom and gloom! ✅ Many companies are now exploring greener options, like electric delivery vehicles and optimized routing algorithms, to mitigate these impacts. We can also play a part by consolidating our orders and choosing eco-friendly delivery options when available. Let's embrace the convenience of same-day delivery while staying mindful of our planet. Together, we can push for a more sustainable future. 🌍 #Sustainability #SameDay #Delivery #GreenLogistics #EcoFriendly #Shipping #Environment
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