ITR Usco contributes to achieving this objective through a virtuous distribution model, which in 2020 enabled savings of 3,338 tons of CO2<\/sub><\/strong>, a figure that by comparison represents the annual energy needs of a town of 13,000 inhabitants<\/strong>, or a car journey of more than 22 million km<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The Agenda 2030<\/strong> for Sustainable Development is an action plan for people, the planet, and prosperity signed by the 193 member nations of the UN in 2015. According to the Paris Agreement, global emissions need to be reduced by about 50% within 2030<\/strong> (relative to the levels in 2010), finally achieving zero net emissions within 2050<\/strong>. Furthermore, in order to avoid irreversible consequences, the rise in global temperature<\/strong> has to be kept below 2 \u00b0C<\/strong>.<\/p>\n This objective requires rapid and wide-ranging actions in the sectors of energy, infrastructure, and industrial and urban systems. A logistics oriented towards environmental protection is an important starting point.<\/p>\n ITR Usco has been meeting this challenge already for some time through an extensive distribution network across the strategic areas of their reference markets all around the world.<\/p>\n This model involves transport of goods from the production sites in the Far East directly to distribution hubs located on all the continents<\/strong>, eliminating intermediate transit through the central warehouse in Modena. The individual distribution sites represent substantial stockholdings in each territory, matching the demands of each reference market.<\/p>\n Avoiding triangulation<\/strong> of goods through Italy<\/strong> offers significant savings in terms of CO2<\/sub>, time, costs, and global logistics management.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/p>\nThe global challenge of sustainability<\/h3>\n
Goal 13<\/strong> of the Agenda aims to reduce the impact of climate change<\/strong>, the effects of which could make our planet unsuitable for human life. One of the most worrying aspects of climate change is global warming<\/strong>, closely linked to increasing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere<\/strong>.<\/p>\nITR Usco’s response: a virtuous distribution model<\/h3>\n