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Shipping firms forge alliance to cut emissions by raising cold storage temperatures

Published 15:37 on November 29, 2023  /  Last updated at 15:37 on November 29, 2023  / /  International, Shipping

Companies representing around 60% of the world's shipping market on Wednesday launched an emissions-saving alliance to raise the standard temperatures for transporting frozen foods, citing research that suggests food safety would not be impacted.
Companies representing around 60% of the world's shipping market on Wednesday launched an emissions-saving alliance to raise the standard temperatures for transporting frozen foods, citing research that suggests food safety would not be impacted.


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