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If you work in ESG or sustainability within logistics, you’re probably no stranger to Scope 3 emissions—especially categories 4 and 9. These indirect emissions from transportation and distribution often make up the largest slice of a company’s carbon footprint. But tackling them? That’s another challenge entirely. So, how do we cut through the complexity and […]

A Freight Management System (FMS) is the backbone of modern logistics, helping freight forwarders manage shipments, track cargo, and optimize supply chain operations. It’s the digital tool that keeps everything moving—without it, managing freight efficiently would be a logistical nightmare. Breaking It Down: What Does an FMS Actually Do? A good FMS should do more […]

Why Outdated Freight Management Software Is Holding You Back – And How CocoonOPS Changes the Game The logistics industry never slows down, and neither should your technology. Yet, many freight forwarders are still relying on clunky, outdated systems that were built for a different era—an era before cloud computing, automation, and real-time data access. These […]

One of the most significant decisions logistics companies face today is whether to adopt a cloud-based solution or stick with traditional on-premises software. Understanding the differences and evaluating the pros and cons of each option is essential for making an informed decision.. Cloud-Based vs. On-Premises Solutions: What’s the Difference? On-premises solutions require businesses to install, […]

What It Means for Your Business and How CocoonCarbon® Can Help? The European Union’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is reshaping how businesses disclose their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) impact. Designed to increase transparency and accountability, the directive initially targeted over 50,000 companies across the EU. However, recent developments have led to adjustments in […]

In the world of corporate sustainability, measuring and managing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions has become a top priority. Most companies are familiar with **Scope 1** (direct emissions from owned or controlled sources) and **Scope 2** (indirect emissions from purchased electricity), but **Scope 3 emissions**—the indirect emissions that occur throughout a company’s value chain—are often the […]