FS Logistix Earns ISO 14067 Certification for Logistics Carbon Footprint

FS Logistix, a subsidiary of the FS Group specializing in freight transport and integrated logistics, has secured ISO 14067 certification for its service's carbon footprint across the entire logistics chain. This makes them the first European entity to achieve this recognition, awarded by SGS ICS Italia.

Understanding the ISO 14067 Certification

This certification enables the estimation of CO2 equivalent emissions per ton-kilometer across all routes and transport modes managed by FS Logistix. This includes rail, sea, road transport, and cargo handling at terminals.

The assessment, conducted with Renovit's support and compliant with ISO 14067, PCR 2023:06 “Transport services,” and ISO 14083 standards, reaffirms rail transport as the most environmentally friendly option. This data can be integrated into clients' operational and strategic decisions, especially those subject to ESG reporting obligations.

Key Benefits of the Certification

FS Logistix believes the certification offers objective tools to evaluate transport's environmental impact and supports decisions aimed at reducing CO2 emissions throughout the logistics chain.

Strategic Vision and Impact

“Being the first in Europe to certify the carbon footprint across the entire logistics chain is not just a technical recognition but a strong signal of our strategic vision,” said Sabrina De Filippis, CEO of FS Logistix. “We want to offer our customers objective, reliable, and certified tools to assess emissions accurately and responsibly. This allows us to support the transition towards low-emission logistics, promoting sustainable choices and creating shared value along the entire supply chain.”

Specific Areas of Impact

The certification impacts various areas, allowing for better decision-making and sustainable practices across the board.

Here's a more detailed look at the emissions data across different transport methods.

Detailed Emission Analysis

The analysis provides a comprehensive view of the carbon footprint associated with different modes of transport.

Here are some of the key standards used in the certification process.

Standards Compliance

Compliance with international standards ensures the accuracy and reliability of the carbon footprint assessment.

• ISO 14067
• PCR 2023:06 “Transport services”
• ISO 14083

Below is a comparison table highlighting the environmental impact of different transport modes based on the certification data.

Environmental Impact Comparison

This comparison helps stakeholders understand the environmental consequences of their transportation choices.

Here's a summary of the certification benefits for FS Logistix's clients.

Benefits for Clients

Clients gain access to certified data and tools for making sustainable logistics choices.

Below is a list of key stakeholders involved in the certification process.

Key Stakeholders

The successful certification required collaboration among various stakeholders.

1. FS Logistix
2. SGS ICS Italia
3. Renovit
4. Clients

The following table outlines the roles and responsibilities of each key stakeholder in achieving and maintaining the ISO 14067 certification.

Stakeholder Roles and Responsibilities

Understanding the roles ensures a collaborative approach to sustainability.

Below are the potential future steps for FS Logistix after achieving this certification.

Future Steps

FS Logistix plans to continue improving its sustainable practices and expanding its certification coverage.

• Further emission reductions
• Expanding certification scope
• Collaborating on sustainable initiatives