Cargill has a scope 3 target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in its global supply chain by 30% per ton of product by 2030. To reduce its climate impact, Cargill is focused on targeted supply chain interventions, including in its shipping business. The shipping industry accounts for about 2-3% of global CO2 emissions. The challenge is huge - working in partnership with others, Cargill is working on various solutions and initiatives that aim to reduce its carbon footprint in current and future shipping operations.
Join Chris Bayliss, ASI Director of Standards for this conversation with Jan Dieleman, President Cargill Ocean Transportation to learn more about the importance of reducing scope 3 emissions and the solutions that Cargill is working on with others.
Some key sources of information that came up during the conversation:
Cargill Ocean Transportation:
Patrick Jourdain: Customer and Business Development Lead
Email:
patrick_jourdain@cargill.com Sea Cargo Charter: Sea Cargo Charter:
https://www.seacargocharter.org/ 