According to the Japanese Ministry of the Environment, using your own bottle 100 times results in lower CO2 emissions per use compared to plastic cups, paper cups, and PET bottles. This calculation `considers the entire life cycle, including disposal.
It takes a significant effort from nature – approximately 71 cedar trees – to absorb the same amount of CO2 emitted in one year.
Certainly! In terms of volume, 1 ton of CO2 is equivalent to the volume of a 25m swimming pool.
SAF is an acronym for “Sustainable Aviation Fuel”. It’s not conventional oil extracted from oil fields; instead, it refers to renewable and permanently usable aircraft fuel. SAF is produced from various sources, including municipal garbage, waste wood, ethanol, and more. One of the most common methods involves utilising waste cooking oil and vegetable oil in… Continue reading What is SAF?
NNR’s services are designed to minimise costs and carbon consumption associated with direct air freight, providing sustainable alternatives for a greener logistics solution.
NNR is committed to sustainability. We explore eco-friendly shipping options, adhere to emission regulations, and actively seek ways to minimise our environmental impact in ocean freight operations.
Sustainability is a core aspect of our logistics approach, aligning with eco-friendly practices to meet environmental regulations and contribute to a greener future.
NNR is committed to addressing sustainability concerns by incorporating eco-friendly practices and reducing carbon footprints in our logistics solutions by employing energy-efficient technologies, optimising transport routes, and collaborating with partners who share our commitment to environmental responsibility.
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