Continuously investing in initiatives that minimize environmental impacts, promote social development, and strengthen governance, Luft Logistics hosted, on 20/02, from 8:30 AM to 12 PM, at Luft Healthcare in Itapevi (SP), the panel Green Logistics: Innovation and Sustainability. The event, which discussed practical decarbonization strategies, with an emphasis on carbon credit purchases and the integration of green technologies in the supply chain, brought together an audience of 120 people – among them, representatives from government authorities, executives C-Level and managers from Supply Chain, Commercial, ESG, and Quality departments of various companies.
Encouraging solutions and including all clients in its sustainable logistics agenda, Luft Healthcare highlighted the relevance of carbon credits as a mechanism for offsetting greenhouse gas emissions. The opening was conducted by the company’s CEO, Felipe Selistre, following the welcoming remarks of mediator journalist Gloria Vanique. “Purchasing credits isn’t just a corporate strategy but an ethical commitment to future generations,” declared the CEO. Next, Conrado Bertoluzzi, from the Via Green Institute, shared insights on the urgency of addressing climate change, the importance of developing sustainable projects, and the need to mitigate the impacts of human activities on the environment.
Climate Change
After the presentation of L’Oréal’s decarbonization project by the company’s National Transport Manager, Vitor Pinheiro, the following multisectoral leaders discussed climate change and decarbonization: Carlos Eduardo Gouvêa, Executive President of CBDL (Brazilian Chamber of Laboratory Diagnostics); Marcella Cunha, President-Director of ABOL (Brazilian Association of Logistics Operators); and Nelson Mussolini, Executive President of Sindusfarma (Pharmaceutical Industry Union). After the debate, Roberto Ferreira, Undergraduate Professor at Mackenzie Presbyterian University – Administration, Law, and Medicine, gave a lecture.
Innovation and Practical Actions
Among Luft Healthcare’s sustainability initiatives, those related to the fleet stand out, such as modernization with Euro 6/Proconve P8 vehicles; tests with electric and GNV/biomethane-powered trucks; and the green building in Itapevi (SP), featuring an artesian well, effluent treatment station (ETE), and the use of traceable renewable energy.
Within the Luft Digital technology platform, the “Carbon Footprint” module monitors and reduces emissions. Using integrated technology, route optimization and preventive maintenance help reduce fuel consumption and atmospheric emissions. Additionally, the company remains engaged in selective waste collection and environmental education programs, involving employees and partners in responsible waste management.
With the panel Green Logistics: Innovation and Sustainability, the company achieved its goals: bringing clients closer, enabling the exchange of experiences, and paving the way for cooperation among various institutions related to the pharmaceutical supply and distribution chain, toward integrated practices and multisectoral cooperation for effective decarbonization actions. The event had the support of ABOL, Bioconverter, CBDL, HSPW, LEAF, Sindusfarma, and Stable Tech.
