Inbound Logistics' editors surveyed the sustainability efforts of over 200 transportation and logistics companies. Their research analyzed companies who lead by example and have demonstrated measurable green results, sustainability innovation, continuous improvement and industry recognition. This process enabled the editors to determine the top 75 companies that are deeply committed to supply chain sustainability.
"It is an honor to be recognized by one of the leading logistics trade publications for our demonstrated commitment to sustainability," said Richard DiStasio, CEO of iGPS. "We take pride in creating industry-leading solutions for our customers that also make their supply chains more eco-friendly."
An independent life cycle analysis has documented that iGPS pallets are dramatically better for the environment than wood pallets on every regularly-measured dimension, including global warming, ozone layer depletion and eco-toxicity. iGPS customers know that they are making measurable contributions to sustainability each day by reducing waste, conserving our natural resources and reducing unnecessary deforestation.
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![“Another key [UDI] benefit, because we're calling that product by the same name across the healthcare supply chain… rich and robust data that we can access around supply consumption and utilization rates. One of the buzz terms we've heard during the COVID-19 crisis was what's my burn rate? How fast am I going through gowns, masks, gloves?” – Mike Schiller, Senior Director at AHRMM](https://img.healthcarepackaging.com/files/base/pmmi/all/image/2020/08/UDI.5f4d326e41d53.png?auto=format&fit=crop&h=146&w=340)
