ESG in Ukrainian Business: ZAMMLER Logistics Company Applies International Techniques to Calculate Its Own Carbon Footprint

The ZAMMLER Group’s Ukrainian company has prepared its first carbon footprint report. In 2025, the total greenhouse gas emissions from the company’s operations amounted to 5,165.47 tons of CO₂e.

The calculation was performed by Bureau Veritas Ukraine in line with the GHG Protocol — one of the international methods to account emissions. As part of the report, the operation of vehicles, offices, and warehouse complexes was analysed. The analysis shows that the bulk of the company’s emissions is associated with transportation activities:

Over 95% of all emissions — both from our own fleet and contractors’ services — come from vehicles.

‘Around the world, logistics companies, particularly international ones, report their emissions and environmental performance on a regular basis. In Ukraine, comprehensive CO₂ emissions reporting is yet to become a standard, although the market is gradually moving in this direction. ZAMMLER is a Ukrainian company; however, we have been proving for almost two decades that Ukrainian logistics can compete with global giants. This also applies to the responsible implementation of ESG strategies, which is among our top priorities,’ emphasised Viktor Shevchenko, ZAMMLER’s co-owner.

ZAMMLER Ukraine LLC’s Letter of Conformity for carbon footprint calculation

The company has set 2025 as the baseline for further monitoring and reduction of emissions. This is the first full year in which a comprehensive assessment of our carbon footprint was performed.

‘This report will lay the ground for our further system-wide work to manage emissions. We have gained a clear understanding of the structure of our influence and the areas where we can achieve the greatest effect. The next step is to integrate this data