Environmental Leadership unveiled: LOGISTEC' Latest Sustainability Report

LOGISTEC, a founding member and active participant in the Green Marine program, has reaffirmed its commitment to sustainable supply chains and environmental stewardship in its newly released 2025 environmental, social and governance (ESG) report.

The report highlights LOGISTEC’s robust environmental strategy, which includes significant investments in electrification and alternative fuels. One example is its $28.5-million project in collaboration with the Port of Cleveland and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Ports Program to introduce electric cranes and forklifts at LOGISTEC’s Cleveland terminal.  

LOGISTEC is also pioneering clean transloading solutions to reduce emissions across the supply chain and is committed to waste reduction and circular economy practices.

Operating 85 terminals at 62 North American ports, LOGISTEC leads the terminal industry with 27 Green Marine certified locations — the highest number on the continent — with plans to enrol three additional terminals into the certification program in 2025. In 2024, LOGISTEC’s Deception Bay terminal became the first Arctic terminal to achieve Green Marine certification, underscoring the company’s determination to measurably improve environmental performance even in harsh weather conditions.

LOGISTEC is a key contributor to the Green Marine program. CEO Sean Pierce serves on Green Marine International’s board of directors, supporting the program’s global expansion and industry-wide sustainability efforts.

The company’s ESG strategy is driven by transparent reporting, data-driven decision-making, and a commitment to continuous improvement, ensuring that LOGISTEC not only meets but exceeds industry standards for environmental protection, safety, and governance.