AVG Logistics, Nestle, Ashok Leyland Launch CNG Corridor

• AVG Logistics has partnered with Nestlé India and Ashok Leyland to deploy 50 CNG trucks for a green logistics corridor
• The fleet will cover about 2.75 lakh km monthly and cut CO₂ emissions by nearly 1.1 lakh kg annually
• The initiative supports cleaner logistics, operational efficiency, and sustainable growth

AVG Logistics made an announcement recently about its partnership with Nestlé India and Ashok Leyland to create a dedicated green logistics corridor that will operate with 50 compressed natural gas (CNG) trucks.

The regulatory filing mentioned this new initiative which is going to support Nestlé India’s supply chain and is going to cover a distance of around 2.75 lakh kilometers every month. According to AVG Logistics, changing over to CNG-powered trucks is going to cut down the carbon dioxide emissions by around 1.1 lakh kilograms every year.

The firm underlined that the green corridor scheme is intended to progress fuel efficiency, lessen the use of the conventional diesel transport, and encourage the adoption of lower-emission logistics practices. It is also supporting the AVG Logistics’ larger ambition of hitting the emission reduction markers and refining the sustainability of its supply chain operations.

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In addition, the initiative marries the operational needs with the environmental objectives and thus strengthens the company’s dedication to eco-friendly solutions.

AVG Logistics acknowledged the contributions of Nestlé India’s logistics and supply chain teams in the realization of the project, alongside the support of Ashok Leyland in supplying the CNG vehicles. The partnership is seen by the company as a brilliant opportunity to bring in the new supply chain solutions that would enhance the operational efficiency and ultimately performance.

In the near future, AVG Logistics will remain committed to incorporating more and more fuel-saving and technology-oriented logistics models so that the environmental impact can be minimized even more while at the same time being able to compete more effectively in the logistics market.