DHL Express and Bank of the Philippine Islands join forces to reduce carbon emissions by using sustainable aviation fuel

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DHL Express and Bank of the Philippine Islands join forces to reduce carbon emissions by using sustainable aviation fuel

“The partnership with BPI is a step in the right direction. Together, we want to make international express shipping more sustainable. We hope this agreement will inspire other companies to transition to low carbon emission transportation services using sustainable aviation fuel,” said Nigel Lockett, DHL Express Philippines Country Manager.

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