Amazon, IKEA and Patagonia commit to zero-emission shipping goal
October 20, 2021
Amazon.com, IKEA and Patagonia were among a group of large companies that have pledged to use zero-carbon fuel in ocean shippers by 2040. “By setting this target and signaling our dedication to decarbonize this part of our supply chains, we hope to inspire a surge in investment by ocean freight carriers and producers of zero-carbon shipping fuels,” the companies said in a joint announcement.
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