H&M Group includes all new fuels, even LNG, in ocean transport
Global retailer chain H&M Group will not exclude any fuels when picking ocean freight. To meet its overall 2030 goals, supply chain emission cuts are essential, the company tells ShippingWatch.
With more than 5,000 shops worldwide, it goes without saying that Sweden's H&M Group is in constant need of transportation of clothes, shoes and belts – and that container carriers represent a vital piece of the retail major's global supply puzzle.
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