Second German intralogistics company admitted
Jungheinrich is also one of the "50 Sustainability & Climate Leaders"
Jungheinrich has joined the "50 Sustainability & Climate Leaders" initiative, a group of the world's leading companies in the field of climate protection and sustainability.
The 50 international companies from various sectors participating in the campaign have set themselves the goal of taking a leading role in the fight against climate change and thus making their contribution to achieving the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs).
"Climate change is one of the most pressing problems of our time. At Jungheinrich, we see sustainability as our economic, ecological and social obligation. Our participation in the '50 Sustainability & Climate Leaders' initiative reflects this. With our energy-efficient trucks and intelligent automation solutions, we reduceCO2 emissions in intralogistics. In this way, we create sustainable value and make our contribution to winning the race against climate change together," explains Dr. Lars Brzoska, CEO of Jungheinrich AG.
In its recently presented Strategy 2025+, Jungheinrich has anchored the topic of sustainability even more firmly in the company and set ambitious targets. As part of this, the Group has set itself the goal of achievingCO2 neutrality. By introducing sustainability management within the company and along the entire supply chain, Jungheinrich is defining responsibilities and creating transparency for greater sustainability. Dr. Brzoska explains: "For Jungheinrich as a family-owned company, assuming corporate responsibility means combining profitable growth with social and ecological aspects. This self-image drives us to shape the future of our industry and beyond."
As materialfluss reported on September 4, 2020, SSI Schaefer is also represented in the group of companies.
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