Dabur India Partners GreenLine for LNG Trucks to Cut Emissions

By Business DeskDabur India Partners GreenLine for LNG Trucks to Cut Emissions

Dabur India partners with GreenLine Mobility Solutions to deploy LNG trucks, a major step towards decarbonizing its supply chain and reducing logistics emissions.

Dabur India Ltd. has initiated a significant strategic shift in its supply chain, partnering with GreenLine Mobility Solutions Ltd., an Essar venture, to integrate LNG-powered trucks into its logistics operations.

This collaboration underscores Dabur’s commitment to building a more sustainable and environmentally friendly supply chain, directly targeting the reduction of emissions from long-haul freight while maintaining crucial operational efficiency.

Strategic Shift in Logistics

The deployment of GreenLine’s specialized LNG-powered fleet is a direct response to the growing imperative for decarbonization within the logistics sector, aligning with Dabur’s broader sustainability roadmap.

  • GreenLine currently operates a substantial fleet of over 1,000 LNG- and EV-powered heavy commercial trucks, serving diverse sectors including steel, cement, mining, FMCG, and chemicals.
  • This partnership is designed to significantly reduce Dabur’s environmental footprint, a critical component of the company’s long-term sustainability objectives.

Driving Emission Reductions

Charles Devlin D’Costa, Vice President of Sales at GreenLine Mobility Solutions, highlighted the accelerating trend among prominent Indian companies to adopt low-emission logistics as a core business strategy, which is set to transform the nation’s road logistics ecosystem.

Samrat Sehgal, Global Director of Supply Chain at Dabur India, reinforced this perspective, emphasizing that such collaborations are vital for fostering a sustainable and future-ready supply chain.

The move by Dabur India not only signals a practical step towards greener operations but also reflects a broader industry momentum towards sustainable transportation solutions in India.

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