GreenLine Mobility Solutions has partnered with Dabur India to deploy LNG-powered heavy commercial vehicles across the FMCG company’s logistics network, marking another step toward reducing emissions from long-haul road transportation.
- Partnership to Reduce Logistics Emissions
- FMCG Industry Focuses on Supply Chain Decarbonisation
- Dabur Strengthens Its Sustainability Roadmap
- GreenLine Expands India’s Green Freight Ecosystem
- Growing Adoption of Low-Emission Freight Solutions
- Alternative Fuels Gain Momentum in Commercial Transport
- Looking Ahead
The collaboration is part of Dabur India’s broader sustainability strategy aimed at building a greener supply chain while maintaining operational efficiency and reliable nationwide product distribution.
Partnership to Reduce Logistics Emissions
Under the agreement, GreenLine Mobility Solutions will provide Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)-powered trucks for Dabur India’s long-distance freight operations.
The initiative is expected to significantly reduce emissions generated by conventional diesel-powered transportation while supporting the company’s growing focus on sustainable logistics.
As businesses increasingly prioritize Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) goals, cleaner transportation solutions are becoming a critical component of supply chain transformation.
FMCG Industry Focuses on Supply Chain Decarbonisation
The FMCG sector is intensifying efforts to lower Scope 3 emissions, particularly those generated through logistics and transportation.
Road freight remains one of the largest contributors to supply chain carbon emissions, making fleet modernization an important strategy for companies working toward climate and sustainability commitments.
By integrating LNG-powered commercial vehicles into its logistics network, Dabur aims to reduce the environmental impact of long-haul transportation while ensuring operational flexibility across its nationwide distribution network.
Dabur Strengthens Its Sustainability Roadmap
Commenting on the collaboration, Samrat Sehgal, Global Director – Supply Chain at Dabur India, said reducing the environmental impact of logistics operations remains a key priority within the company’s sustainability roadmap.
He noted that adopting lower-emission transportation solutions will help create a more sustainable, resilient, and future-ready supply chain while supporting the company’s long-term environmental commitments.
GreenLine Expands India’s Green Freight Ecosystem
GreenLine Mobility Solutions continues to strengthen its position in India’s sustainable freight sector through a rapidly expanding fleet of LNG-powered and electric heavy commercial vehicles.
The company currently operates more than 1,000 vehicles across major freight corridors, serving industries such as:
- FMCG
- Steel
- Cement
- Mining
- Chemicals
According to the company, its fleet has collectively travelled over 100 million kilometres, helping customers avoid more than 27,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions.
GreenLine is also expanding the country’s clean transportation infrastructure through its subsidiary Ultra Gas and Energy Ltd., which is developing a nationwide network of LNG refuelling stations.
Growing Adoption of Low-Emission Freight Solutions
Speaking on the partnership, Charles Devlin D’Costa, Vice President – Sales, GreenLine Mobility Solutions, said the increasing adoption of low-emission transportation by leading Indian companies is accelerating the shift toward cleaner freight movement.
He highlighted that collaborations between logistics providers and large enterprises are playing an important role in reducing transportation-related emissions while maintaining commercial efficiency.
Alternative Fuels Gain Momentum in Commercial Transport
India’s commercial transportation sector is witnessing growing adoption of alternative fuel technologies as companies seek practical solutions to decarbonise logistics operations.
LNG-powered heavy commercial vehicles offer several advantages, including:
- Lower greenhouse gas emissions compared to conventional diesel trucks
- Reduced particulate matter emissions
- Improved fuel efficiency for long-haul transportation
- Lower operating costs over extended distances
As more enterprises integrate cleaner transportation into their supply chains, LNG and electric commercial vehicles are expected to play an increasingly important role in India’s transition toward sustainable logistics.
Looking Ahead
The partnership between GreenLine Mobility Solutions and Dabur India reflects a broader shift across industries toward greener transportation and lower-carbon supply chains.
With sustainability becoming a key business priority, collaborations that combine cleaner vehicle technologies with large-scale logistics operations are expected to accelerate India’s transition toward a more environmentally responsible freight ecosystem.
