Green Lojistik Danışmanlık partners with the Supply Chain Carbon Council as their exclusive agent in Turkey

Dublin Ireland 17/04/2012. Green Lojistik Danışmanlık, a leading Green Logistics Consultancy in Turkey has been appointed by the Supply Chain Carbon Council as their exclusive agent for providing Accreditation to Turkish companies recognising their Sustainability achievements.

Established in 2007, The Supply Chain Carbon Council works in partnership with global innovators from the technology and strategic advice sectors to tackle the issues surrounding carbon emissions management and reduction.

Green Lojistik Danışmanlık will represent the Supply Chain Carbon Council exclusively in Turkey and assess those Turkish companies who have taken steps to reduce their emissions from their activities and provide Accreditation to those organisations deemed to have taken the necessary steps to reduce their emissions and operate a sustainable business model.
Following evaluation by Green Lojistik Danışmanlık and the Supply Chain Carbon Council the successful applicants will receive Accreditation recognising their efforts in running a sustainable business and reducing their environmental impact.

The Accreditation programme is in place to promote best practise in industry as it pertains to Sustainability and Environmental Competitiveness.

‘We at the Supply Chain Carbon Council are delighted to be working with Green Lojistik Danışmanlık who will give Turkish companies access to international Accreditation recognising their efforts in reducing their carbon emissions and operating a sustainable business model.’ comments John Connors CEO ESCI

'Governments, transnational corporations, non-governmental organisations and most of all, environmentally aware individuals worldwide aim to increase carbon efficiency by taking some fundamental steps. In Turkey, the overwhelming opinion is that legislature is necessary to take such large steps in sustainable logistics. The Ministry of Public Works and Settlement has started its progress in this area, with regulations set in 2012 and to take effect in 2015.
At a time when carbon management awareness is increasing rapidly in Turkey, Green Lojistik Danışmanlık believes that its fruitful collaboration with the Carbon Council will become a milestone in highlighting Turkey’s role in mitigating climate change.' Comments Osman Doğrucu CEO Green Lojistik Danışmanlık

About Green Lojistik Danışmanlık

Green Lojistik is an Izmir, Turkey based consulting firm advising companies and foreign investors on supply chain management, eco-efficient transport and logistics management, policy making, energy and fuel management, collaborative network development and sustainable procurement. In addition to consultation, and in partnership with the European Supply Chain Institute, we also provide accreditation to those organisations in Turkey that demonstrate carbon reduction solutions as well as those that manage their emissions to obtain more environmentally friendly logistics processes. We provide green logistics trainings for companies as well as promote anti fuel theft devices.
Our clients are small and medium enterprises, logistics service providers, companies, which have logistics functions, entrepreneurs and logistics investors. Our mission is to provide a rounded,high quality, and practical logistics advice.

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Editors Note
The European Supply Chain Institute, ESCI, is a member body that researches areas that have a direct and positive impact on supply chain operations. The Supply Chain Carbon Council is administered by the Institute. The Membership of the Institute is predominantly at Senior Management level and represents cross-industry disciplines.

All parties interested in the activities of the Carbon Council or wish to be considered for participation should email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call +353 646685831