What’s New at Fitsol
Fitsol at Amazon India’s Sustainability Partner Connect
Fitsol participated at Amazon India’s Sustainability Partner Connect as one of the recognised GHG management platforms supporting supply chain partners on emissions measurement and reporting. The discussions reflected a growing focus on Scope 3 emissions, especially the challenge of tracking and managing emissions across supplier and logistics networks.
Using the GLEC framework, Fitsol helps organisations build more structured emissions visibility across logistics operations and supplier ecosystems. Fitsol is currently the only GLEC-certified player in India.
Fitsol Expands to Pune
Fitsol is expanding its presence with a new regional office in Pune, Maharashtra, to better support clients across the automotive and manufacturing ecosystem in West India. The Pune office will focus on green logistics and packaging solutions aimed at improving cost efficiency and reducing carbon emissions across industrial operations.
This expansion is part of Fitsol’s broader focus on building more structured climate, reporting, and compliance workflows across manufacturing ecosystems.
Upcoming Webinars & Programs
The Carbon Table | Beyond Green Claims: How Businesses Can Actually Source Sustainable Packaging
The next edition of The Carbon Table by Fitsol is in collaboration with Ramya.Materials, a material science and sustainability consultancy. It will focus on a question many businesses are actively trying to solve: how do you move beyond sustainability claims and actually source packaging that works in practice?
The session will cover:
• EPR requirements and compliance realities
• Supplier evaluation and sourcing challenges
• Recyclability and material selection
• Balancing sustainability, cost, and operational feasibility
Attendees will also receive a Practical Sustainable Packaging Guide covering material selection, supplier evaluation, recyclability, compliance basics, and sourcing frameworks.
26 May 2026 | 4:00–5:00 PM IST
Logistics Decarbonization Program | Fitsol x Smart Freight Centre
Fitsol and Smart Freight Centre are launching a live cohort-based Logistics Decarbonization Program starting on 19 June 2026.
The program will focus on:
- Freight emissions visibility
- Scope 3 logistics emissions
- Practical decarbonization strategies
- Reduction roadmaps and implementation realities
Each participant will receive:
- Access to Fitsol’s Kyoto platform
- Access to Smart Freight Centre Academy courses
10 Sessions | 20 Hours | 4–5 Weeks
Fitsol at the Future of Manufacturing Summit & Awards
Fitsol will participate as the Exhibit Partner at the 8th Edition Future of Manufacturing Summit & Awards. The event brings together leaders across manufacturing, digital transformation, sustainability, and industrial operations to discuss operational efficiency, innovation, and the future of manufacturing ecosystems.
Date: 10 June 2026 | Venue: The Westin Gurgaon, New Delhi
The Fitsol Fix
Introducing GreenFind by Fitsol
The Challenge
Supplier discovery in sustainability is still fragmented, with limited visibility into compliance, recyclability, and supplier credibility.
The Solution
GreenFind helps businesses discover and connect with verified suppliers, recyclers, service providers, and sustainability partners across categories.
How Fitsol Helps
The platform brings more structure and visibility into supplier ecosystems linked to compliance, decarbonization, packaging, recycling, and broader sustainability initiatives.
Explore GreenFind: GreenFind by Fitsol
Around The World: Trends Shaping Climate & Business
CBAM Is Turning Carbon Data into a Trade Requirement
The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is turning emissions data into a practical trade requirement for companies exporting to Europe. Businesses will need more granular visibility into the carbon embedded in their products, pushing supplier collaboration, emissions tracking, and carbon data systems much higher up the priority list. The bigger shift is that carbon accounting is no longer just about reporting. It is increasingly becoming part of trade compliance, market access, and competitiveness.
Source: European Commission
IMO Pushes Stronger Shipping Emissions Standards
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has moved ahead with discussions on shipping emissions, pollution control, and ocean protection during its latest Marine Environment Protection Committee meeting. The focus is increasingly shifting towards tighter emissions standards, stronger monitoring systems, and more consistent measurement of shipping emissions across global trade routes. Overall, shipping emissions are moving closer to mainstream climate regulation and international trade compliance frameworks.
Source: International Maritime Organization
Indonesia Expands Reforestation Push Linked to Carbon Credits
Indonesia has announced plans to restore around 12 million hectares of degraded land as part of its broader climate and carbon market strategy. The initiative is aimed at strengthening ecosystem restoration while building a pipeline of nature-based carbon credits for global markets. The move reflects a larger shift towards integrating nature-based solutions into economic and climate planning, even as concerns around monitoring, additionality, and long-term credibility continue to shape global carbon markets.
Source: ESG News
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