Sustainability
Driving the agenda on supply chain sustainability
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Supply chain and transportation activities are at the forefront of the global environmental challenge. To address this, Analytiqa has partnered with leading global brands to produce a landmark series of reports on current ESG and Sustainability initiatives.
This research is built on extensive primary interviews, featuring candid insights from senior executives across the Logistics, Retail, Manufacturing, and Property sectors. The resulting reports explore actionable strategies being deployed to lessen environmental impact and build more resilient, sustainable supply chains.
We are pleased to offer the following reports for complimentary download, made possible by our sponsoring partners:
Decarbonising Forestry - Log Haulage Ireland
Older reports:
European Supply Chain Sustainability
Decarbonising the Road Freight Sector - Ireland
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June 2026 - 01st edition
Decarbonising Forestry - Log Haulage Ireland
Partnered by Freight Transport Association Ireland and Coillte
FTAI and Coillte, in conjunction with Analytiqa, are delighted to publish the first edition of the Decarbonising Forestry - Log Haulage in Ireland for 2026. This report focuses on what to do to address the decarbonisation needs of the forestry sector in Ireland, who needs to be involved, and how progress will be measured.
October 2024 - 3rd edition
European Supply Chain Sustainability 2024
Partnered by HFW, Panattoni & Pledge
HFW, Panattoni & Pledge, in conjunction with Analytiqa, are delighted to publish the third edition of the European Logistics and Supply Chain Sustainability Report for 2024, assessing Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) strategies and activity across Europe, focusing on logistics and supply chain operations
July 2024 - 1st edition
Decarbonising the Road Freight Sector
Partnered by FTA Ireland; Inver; SSE; Gas Networks Ireland; Air Products and the FTA Alternative Fuels Working Group
FTA Ireland are delighted to introduce the first ‘decarbonising freight distribution in Ireland’ report that will provide plenty of food for thought for owners and operators of commercial Heavy Duty Vehicles and policy makers as we grapple with understanding the challenges decarbonisation poses from a cost and timeline perspective.
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