Rhenus Sankyo Logistics K.K. shares sustainable logistics insights with Japanese and international industry players

• Rhenus Sankyo Logistics K.K shared their expertise on green logistics solutions at Logis-Tech Tokyo 2025
• From ways to measure emissions to finding optimal solutions to reduce the carbon footprint, Rhenus aims to help Japanese businesses balance between logistics challenges and sustainability

With Japan’s green logistics market projected with a CAGR of 7.57% between FY2026-FY2033, Japanese companies are looking to embrace cleaner processes and technologies. With this in mind, Rhenus Sankyo Logistics K.K. spoke during Logis-Tech Tokyo 2025 to share the latest trends and solutions in helping Japanese and international companies meet their sustainability needs across the whole supply chain. Logis-Tech Tokyo, held on 10 to 12 September 2025, is one of the Largest Material Handling and Logistics trade shows in Asia.

Harmonizing Sustainability with Logistics

During the presentation, Rhenus shared on its heavy emphasis on innovative, lower-emission transportation solutions that blend sustainability with efficiency. For companies looking to effectively decarbonize their operations, Rhenus shared that they should start from comprehensively assessing their carbon footprint through measurement tools. Tools include Rhenus Logistics Air & Ocean’s Emission Dashboard that measures, tracks and monitors carbon emissions and shipments.

Rhenus also works closely with partners to tap on software to optimize logistics operations. Transport Mode Optimizer which evaluates cost, timing, and environmental impact of each option, before shortlisting transportation options with lower emission rates. RHEGREEN, an emission efficiency tool for air freight, can help businesses determine and select the most emission-efficient aircraft.

Finally, Rhenus shared on a Carbon Inset Program, which will also be implemented to reduce carbon emissions by equipping transport vehicles with sustainable marine or aviation fuels.

As part of the presentation, Rhenus shared about their global experience, which it draws upon to tailor solutions that meet local market needs. Rhenus strengthens its sustainability efforts through strategic partnerships with leading organizations such as EcoVadis, EcoTransIT, Smart Freight Centre, UN Global Compact, and Searoutes.

About Rhenus Sankyo Logistics K.K.

Under Rhenus Group, Rhenus Sankyo Logistics K.K. is a joint venture with Sankyo Corporation, a part of the Fujiki Group. It delivers tailor-made solutions in the areas of Ocean and Air Freight Services. It holds an IATA Certification, and International Freight Forwarding certifications (Class 1, 2) that are licensed by the Japan Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, and is a member of JIFFA (Japan International Freight Forwarders Association).

In addition, Rhenus Project also has its presence in the country as part of Rhenus Group. It offers a comprehensive project logistics solution in the region, with over 30 years of experience in handling complex projects and out-of-gauge equipment globally. It also provides a range of industry solutions for mechanical and plant engineering, construction sites, the oil and gas industry, as well as wind, solar and hydropower-related industries.

“My team and I are delighted to be back at Logis-Tech, to present the latest insights and sustainable logistics solutions. We remain committed to work hand-in-hand with local businesses to support their needs, from measuring their carbon footprint to actively reducing their impact to the environment as socially responsible corporate citizens,” said Keiko Kiso, Managing Director of Rhenus Sankyo Logistics K.K.