GreenLine has partnered with Dabur India to decarbonise the FMCG company’s road logistics operations, marking another step towards cleaner and more sustainable freight transportation. The collaboration aims to reduce carbon emissions by deploying low-emission trucking solutions across Dabur’s supply chain.
Under the partnership, GreenLine will provide an alternative-fuel truck fleet to transport Dabur’s products between manufacturing facilities, distribution centres and key markets. The initiative is expected to lower greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining operational efficiency and delivery reliability.
The move aligns with Dabur India’s sustainability strategy of reducing its environmental footprint across business operations. By integrating cleaner transportation solutions into its logistics network, the company aims to contribute to India’s broader climate and net-zero objectives while improving the sustainability of its supply chain.
For GreenLine, the partnership strengthens its presence in the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector and expands the adoption of green logistics solutions among large corporate customers. The company continues to work with leading businesses to replace conventional diesel-powered freight transport with cleaner alternatives.
The collaboration reflects the growing momentum towards sustainable logistics in India, as companies increasingly invest in low-carbon transportation technologies to meet environmental goals, improve supply chain resilience and respond to evolving customer and regulatory expectations.