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Mitsubishi Corporation Logistics Honored for Eco-Friendly Initiatives

Mitsubishi Corporation Logistics (MCLOGI) has recently been recognized as an outstanding business for the FY2025 Eco-Ship Modal Shift Program. This accolade reflects the company's commitment to enhancing sustainability in logistics and transportation. Utilizing the Tokyo-Hakata route operated by Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, the TODOCARRY service has successfully shifted from truck-based transportation to a Roll-On, Roll-Off (RORO) maritime model, achieving a remarkable 72% usage of the RORO shipping method in FY2024.

This transition not only signifies a monumental shift in logistical practices but also contributes significantly to reducing CO₂ emissions. The modal shift has been pivotal in optimizing the supply chain, and such achievements have led to MCLOGI receiving this esteemed recognition. Looking ahead, MCLOGI is dedicated to collaborating with various partners to further develop advanced logistics solutions like TODOCARRY, aiming to realize a carbon-neutral society and contribute to sustainable industrial growth.

About the Eco-Ship Mark Certification Program

The Eco-Ship Mark Certification Program is managed by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, in conjunction with ferry operators, RORO ship operators, container shipping companies, and automobile shipping businesses. This initiative acknowledges and certifies shippers and logistics companies that contribute to the modal shift in maritime cargo transport.

Among the certified businesses, those that have exhibited particularly notable results in shifting to maritime transport are awarded the prestigious Maritime Bureau Director's Award. Furthermore, innovative companies demonstrating exceptional contributions receive the