GSK Consumer Healthcare Fights Climate Change

GSK Consumer Health, reducing carbon footprint in Turkey-Europe logistics operations to fight climate change. GSK Consumer Health has shifted all logistics operations by road from Europe to Turkey to rail transport. The goal is to prevent carbon emissions equivalent to what 56,000 trees could convert to oxygen in one year. GSK Consumer Health, which develops innovative products based on scientific research inspired by individuals' daily health needs through its sustainable wellbeing vision, has developed a solution that will reduce the carbon footprint in logistics operations across the EMEA region, including Turkey, and contribute to improved air quality.

Target: preventing carbon emissions

GSK Consumer Health, which decided to shift all logistics operations by road from Europe to Turkey to rail transport, will make a significant contribution to reducing carbon emissions and create a greener supply chain. With the project to be launched shortly under the leadership of GSK Consumer Health's Turkey team, the goal is to prevent carbon emissions equivalent to what an average of 56,000 trees could convert to oxygen in one year.

Thus, the company will move one step closer to its goals of fighting climate change and contributing to human health with its flexible supply solutions vision.

Sustainability for the environment, human health and wellbeing GSK Consumer Health's sustainable logistics solutions form an important part of its comprehensive sustainability strategy, which the company has placed at the center of its business model. Fighting the impacts of climate change on the environment and human health, the company develops sustainable packaging and sustainable business models while using sustainably sourced reliable components in product formulations.