China Resources Logistics Wins Quality Food Scheme ESG 2025 Innovation Award
China Resources Logistics has made significant strides in digital food safety management, winning the "Quality Food Scheme ESG 2025" Innovation Award at the GS1 HK Food Safety Forum 2025. The award recognizes exceptional performance in food safety, traceability, and ESG management, and China Resources Logistics was recognized for its innovative Smart Logistics Cross-Border Transport Platform and green supply chain practices. The company plans to continue innovating in smart logistics and green cold chain technology to promote safe, efficient, and sustainable food supply chain development.
Key Takeaways:
- China Resources Logistics won the "Quality Food Scheme ESG 2025" Innovation Award for its upgrade in digital management of food safety through its Smart Logistics Cross-Border Transport Platform.
- The company received high recognition from the judging panel for its innovative cold storage business projects in green supply chain practices.
- China Resources Logistics plans to continue deepening the innovative application of smart logistics and green cold chain technologies.
- The company aims to promote safe, efficient, and sustainable food supply chain development, and set a higher standard of ESG practice for the industry.
- The "Quality Food Scheme" awards are sponsored by GS1 Hong Kong and are rigorously evaluated based on the GS1 Global Traceability Standard, the MSCI ESG Index, and the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
- China Resources Logistics is a benchmark company in food safety and ESG management practices in the industry.
Statistics:
- China Resources Logistics won the "Quality Food Scheme ESG 2025" Innovation Award.
- The company's Smart Logistics Cross-Border Transport Platform was recognized for its upgrade in digital management of food safety.
- The "Quality Food Scheme" awards are sponsored by GS1 Hong Kong.
Sources:
- China Resources Co., Ltd.
- GS1 Hong Kong
- GS1 Global Traceability Standard
- MSCI ESG Index
- United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals