Realization eco-friendly logistics at the global TOP level
Efforts to solve various environmental problems such as climate change and biodiversity conservation are also affecting business activities of companies. In particular, as strengthening indirect emission management outside the company becomes an issue, reducing the environmental impact at the logistics and delivery level is required. The transition to eco-friendly logistics is essential as a future growth engine for CJ Logistics. Accordingly, CJ Logistics has selected green logistics as a major issue and is making efforts to respond preemptively.
Environmental Management Policy
At CJ Logistics, we are committed to environmental stewardship. We have implemented environmental management policies for our logistics and construction business, designed to ensure the highest level of environmental protection at work and encourage all employees, including those of our partner companies, to take responsibility and practice environmental management.
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- Scope: All CJ Logistics operations, partner companies, joint ventures, and other business partners.
- Organizational: The ESG Committee under the Board of Directors is responsible for final deliberation, resolution, and decision-making.
- Key Elements
- Greenhouse gas, energy, pollutants: Implement mitigation measures, monitor operations, and strive to improve workplace environments.
- Logistics and services: Minimize environmental impact during the provision of services and develop sustainable green logistics services based on TES.
- Waste management: Comply with environmental laws and regulations, sort and store waste in accordance with management standards, use duly authorized services for waste treatment and disposal, and establish a waste resource circulation model.
- Identify and assess potential risks associated with non-compliance with environmental laws and standards.
- EHS system development and operation: Monitor and detect environmental pollution in real-time 24/7 with the CJ Logistics Safety and Environment Management System (LOIS EHS) and a corporate-wide smart EHS system.
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- Comply with environmental regulations and agreements to minimize pollutant emissions for sustainable green logistics.
- Recognize the importance of responding to climate change and contribute to carbon neutrality through greenhouse gas reduction activities.
- Minimize waste from logistics activities and convert waste into high value-added resources to facilitate resource recycling.
- Raise employee awareness and participation in environmental management through training.
- Communicate environmental management policies to customers, employees and stakeholders in a transparent manner and strive for improvement.
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- Pursue advanced environmental management by establishing and applying an environmental management system.
- Prevent environmental risks in construction: Comply with laws and regulations related to the construction environment and eliminate potential environmental risks.
- Green corporate image: Position ourselves as a green company based on integrity and trust.
- Green construction and resort management: Practice environmentally-friendly construction and resort management based on the 3Rs (reduce, reuse, recycle).
Governance for Environmental Management
To ensure structured and proactive management of environmental risks across the company, an ESG Team was established under the Management Support Office. Environmental stewardship is led by the Head of the Management Support Office, who serves as the Chief Officer of Environmental Management, overseeing companywide activities as well as those carried out by responsible departments. The ESG Working Group assumes practical responsibilities covering a wide spectrum of areas, including GHG emissions management and calculation, energy use management, soil and water conservation, biodiversity protection, and pollutant control.
To ramp up the execution of environmental management, CJ Logistics launched an ESG Committee under the Board of Directors in 2021. Comprising two internal and four external directors, the committee is tasked with formulating ESG strategies and overseeing climate action and energy transition goals. In 2024, reports were submitted detailing carbon emissions and the progress of resource circulation initiatives. In the years ahead, every effort will be faithfully made to achieve environmental goals and proactively manage emerging risks.
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Environmental management system certification
Since 2010, CJ Logistics has expanded the scope of environmental management system ISO14001:2015 certification to the entire company. The construction division obtained environmental management system certification in 2001 for construction and additional services for civil engineering, architecture, housing, electricity, industrial and environmental facilities, fire fighting works, and information and communication works. In order to achieve environmental goals, we continue to make improvements, strengthen management capabilities through job training of each manager of each site to substantialize environmental management system and internal examinant candidate training for in-house inspection, and make effort for environmental management system execution improvement of the business sites. We will continue to actively respond to various environmental risks by establishing environmental risk management strategies and further upgrading our environmental management system.
In the construction sector, we have obtained environmental management system certifications for civil engineering, architecture, housing, electrical works, industrial and environmental facilities, firefighting facilities, and information and communications construction and other related services at home and abroad. These certifications have been continuously retained.
ISO 14001 Certificate
(logistics/construction sector)
GEO Certification
Employee Environmental Education
To raise environmental awareness among employees, CJ Logistics regularly trains personnel responsible for environmental management within each department, developing tailored educational content based on target audiences through its dedicated ESG Working Group. In 2024, the training programs covered the full spectrum of environmental management topics, including the resource circulation project, carbon credits, the Green Procurement Policy, and waste management. Among them, education on the Green Procurement Policy was provided to 12 internal procurement personnel and decision-makers with practical influence over supplier selection, contracting, and management.
In total, 59 employees completed the training in 2024, contributing to strengthened consensus on environmental management and fostering a shift in awareness.
Employee Group Training(In-person)
| Employee Group Training(In-person) |
| Category |
Training target |
Date of training |
Content |
| 13th ESG Working Group |
31 members of the ESG Working Group |
June 27, 2024 |
- ① Resource circulation project status and progress
- ② Our responses to environmental regulations and cases
- ③ Carbon credit management
- ④ Carbon emissions reduction initiatives
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| Green Procurement Policy overview |
All 12 procurement personnel |
December 26, 2024 |
- ① Backgrounds of the Green Procurement Policy establishment and its highlights
- ② Examples of green products, and our procurement history
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| Waste management |
16 employees from operational departments, divided by business division |
December 13, 2024 |
- ① Guidelines on waste management and operations
- ② Standard contract method for entrusted waste disposal
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