PostNord TPL supports customers with CSRD
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is now a legal requirement for companies in the EU who meet specific criteria. The purpose of the law is to improve the quality, comparability, and transparency of sustainability information. Therefore, PostNord TPL is starting to map out how we can support our customers with their sustainability reporting.
On December 11, 2022, the EU Commission decided to change corporate sustainability reporting through the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), aiming to promote Europe's sustainability goals according to Agenda 2030. CSRD standardizes and regulates the content and structure of sustainability reporting to make various companies' reports comparable. The reporting also includes established business relationships, such as suppliers and subcontractors.
In terms of content, CSRD reporting can be divided into five areas: general requirements (ESRS 1), general disclosures (ESRS 2), environment (ESRS E1-E5), social and human rights (ESRS S1-S4), and governance (ESRS G1). At PostNord TPL, we see that certain information can be important for our customers to have access to, such as resources for inbound and outbound transport (E5) and people in our value chain (S2).
As the leading third-party logistics company in the Nordics, PostNord TPL strive to be a partner who can support our customers in their sustainability efforts and together create high-quality sustainability reporting. This fall, the PostNord group will provide more detailed information on which key figures we will report ourselves, but we are already opening up a dialogue with our customers about what information is needed for their sustainability reporting.
We encourage you to share which specific data points you wish to receive, and in this way, we have a chance to look at this in our preparations.
Reach out to your regular contact so we can address your needs!