Jul 15, 2025

Technology Empowers Responsible Practices

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As ESG reporting becomes more important in global supply chains, African logistics providers are under increasing pressure to improve how they manage and report on their environmental, social and governance performance. But with limited regulation and inconsistent standards across the continent, many operators are still figuring out where to start.

In this edition, CtrlFleet co-founder Renko Bergh shares how technology is helping transporters move from manual tracking and guesswork to structured, data-driven ESG reporting. He highlights how software tools, like those built into CtrlFleet, enable real-time data collection, seamless integration with sustainability frameworks, and automated report generation.

These systems allow businesses to monitor key performance indicators, stay ahead of shifting regulations, and build trust with stakeholders through transparent reporting. The article also points to research showing that companies using advanced ESG technology are more likely to outperform peers, both in compliance and overall performance.

With pressure mounting from investors, regulators and customers alike, the time for African logistics providers to act is now and technology is key to making ESG work smarter, not harder.

Read the full article here: https://www.freightnews.co.za/edition/esg-11-july-2025/view-edition


As ESG reporting becomes more important in global supply chains, African logistics providers are under increasing pressure to improve how they manage and report on their environmental, social and governance performance. But with limited regulation and inconsistent standards across the continent, many operators are still figuring out where to start.

In this edition, CtrlFleet co-founder Renko Bergh shares how technology is helping transporters move from manual tracking and guesswork to structured, data-driven ESG reporting. He highlights how software tools, like those built into CtrlFleet, enable real-time data collection, seamless integration with sustainability frameworks, and automated report generation.

These systems allow businesses to monitor key performance indicators, stay ahead of shifting regulations, and build trust with stakeholders through transparent reporting. The article also points to research showing that companies using advanced ESG technology are more likely to outperform peers, both in compliance and overall performance.

With pressure mounting from investors, regulators and customers alike, the time for African logistics providers to act is now and technology is key to making ESG work smarter, not harder.

Read the full article here: https://www.freightnews.co.za/edition/esg-11-july-2025/view-edition


As ESG reporting becomes more important in global supply chains, African logistics providers are under increasing pressure to improve how they manage and report on their environmental, social and governance performance. But with limited regulation and inconsistent standards across the continent, many operators are still figuring out where to start.

In this edition, CtrlFleet co-founder Renko Bergh shares how technology is helping transporters move from manual tracking and guesswork to structured, data-driven ESG reporting. He highlights how software tools, like those built into CtrlFleet, enable real-time data collection, seamless integration with sustainability frameworks, and automated report generation.

These systems allow businesses to monitor key performance indicators, stay ahead of shifting regulations, and build trust with stakeholders through transparent reporting. The article also points to research showing that companies using advanced ESG technology are more likely to outperform peers, both in compliance and overall performance.

With pressure mounting from investors, regulators and customers alike, the time for African logistics providers to act is now and technology is key to making ESG work smarter, not harder.

Read the full article here: https://www.freightnews.co.za/edition/esg-11-july-2025/view-edition


As ESG reporting becomes more important in global supply chains, African logistics providers are under increasing pressure to improve how they manage and report on their environmental, social and governance performance. But with limited regulation and inconsistent standards across the continent, many operators are still figuring out where to start.

In this edition, CtrlFleet co-founder Renko Bergh shares how technology is helping transporters move from manual tracking and guesswork to structured, data-driven ESG reporting. He highlights how software tools, like those built into CtrlFleet, enable real-time data collection, seamless integration with sustainability frameworks, and automated report generation.

These systems allow businesses to monitor key performance indicators, stay ahead of shifting regulations, and build trust with stakeholders through transparent reporting. The article also points to research showing that companies using advanced ESG technology are more likely to outperform peers, both in compliance and overall performance.

With pressure mounting from investors, regulators and customers alike, the time for African logistics providers to act is now and technology is key to making ESG work smarter, not harder.

Read the full article here: https://www.freightnews.co.za/edition/esg-11-july-2025/view-edition



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© CtrlFleet (Pty) Ltd. 2024
All Rights Reserved. Terms and Conditions apply.


C/o Ocorian Corporate Services (Incorporated in Mauritius) Limited
Level 6, Tower A, 1 Exchange Square, Wall Street, Ebène 72201, Republic of Mauritius

57 Main Road, Southern Paarl, South Africa 7646