We contribute to the development of a sustainable logistics network by cooperating with public and private partners. We are convinced of the benefits of sustainable logistics. We believe that together we can make a difference.
We act collectively to deliver positive impacts.
As part of a global ecosystem, cooperation is the key to success in building sustainable logistics and supply chain management. This is why we team up with various organisations and stakeholders. Our commitments are based on two fundamental standards: the United Nations Global Compact and the Sustainable Development Goals.
If you are a customer, we help you build common sustainable trajectories. If you are a candidate, join our company and become a change agent by contributing to the sustainability of logistics and transport. If you are a partner, we believe in co-creating sustainable solutions. Let’s create a sustainable supply chain together!
We are committed to providing our stakeholders with accurate and reliable data on the impact of our activities on society and the environment.
At FM Logistic, we strongly believe in the importance of sustainable logistics. In 2018, we started an ambitious sustainability programme based on three pillars: taking care of our employees, changing the environmental footprint of our operations and co-designing a sustainable supply chain. This programme is the result of collective work, internally and externally. It is implemented in all countries where our group operates. Since 2019, FM Logistic reports on the main impacts of the company’s activity on the economy, society (jobs, health, education, …) and the environment (greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution, …). This information is published in an interactive report that highlights the solutions we are implementing. We want to make a difference and take action for sustainable logistics and supply chain management.
The Group Purchasing Department, in partnership with the Sustainable Development Department, presents its new Responsible Purchasing Charter, designed to strengthen ethical and sustainable business relationships as part of the ‘Supply Change‘ strategy.
The Group Purchasing Department, in collaboration with the Sustainable Development Department, has developed its new Responsible Purchasing Charter, which is presented here and fully aligned with the group’s “Supply Change” strategy.
This charter defines principles aimed at ensuring ethical and sustainable business relationships with suppliers of goods and services, as well as subcontractors, in compliance with laws and regulations. We are committed to fostering business relationships that address and mitigate risks and issues related to working conditions, the environment, business ethics, and human rights.
This charter is disseminated and implemented by the purchasing departments in each country.
Olivier Mansard, Purchasing Director Group
Objectives
Reducing the accident rate is one of our top priorities.
Our current frequency rate is 13.6.
Achievements
As a people-oriented company, we are proud of our exceptional workforce. That’s why we are committed to an employee satisfaction rate of 80%.
We aim to have 100% of our customers equipped with a sustainable development SD dashboard. This target was achieved in 2019.
We have also set another ambitious permanent target which we work towards every day: we want 20% of our turnover to be generated by sustainable offers.
In addition, the United Nations (UN) has defined 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that represent the main societal and environmental challenges to be addressed by 2030. FM Logistic has identified the priority SDGs for its sector and activities. Our sustainable development policy must contribute to meeting the following challenges:
Alice is a European association of about 200 members (industries, researchers and institutions) whose objective is to encourage innovation towards zero emissions in logistics. FM Logistic is a member of the board of directors and leads the working group on urban logistics.
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FM Logistic has been a signatory to the UN Global Compact since 2018 and supports its 10 principles. Each year, we publish our Communication on Progress, available on the Global Compact website.
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The Global Logistics Emissions Council (GLEC) was established in 2014. GLEC has grown into a voluntary partnership of over 150 companies, industry associations, programmes, experts and other organisations. GLEC's mission, as an industry-led partnership, is to drive emissions reductions and improve the efficiency of global logistics supply chains. FM Logistic has been a GLEC partner since 2019.
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C3D is an association of more than 180 sustainability and CSR managers from companies and organisations of all sizes. FM Logistic has been a member of C3D since 2017 and coordinates the working group on sustainable logistics organisation and transport.<br />
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The European Clean Truck Association is a network for sustainable freight transport in Europe established in 2020. It brings together more than 20 companies and organisations from across Europe that call for zero-emission road freight. Members cover a wide range of experiences, including urban logistics, long-distance freight, consumer goods, manufacturing and supply chain management.
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EWI aims to continuously develop and harmonise the emissions calculation methodology for the global transport sector. The ETW tool is to be established as the globally recognised calculation tool. FM Logistic has been part of this initiative since 2019.<br />
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Find here our commitments in terms of health and safety; as well as the environment applicable in all countries.
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