Archive · 23 Jul 2026
GreenLine and Dabur Partner for LNG-Powered Trucks
GreenLine Mobility Solutions and Dabur India have teamed up to use LNG-powered trucks for delivering Dabur's products.
This helps reduce pollution from trucks while keeping deliveries on time.
LNG trucks produce less harmful gases than regular diesel trucks.
Both companies are working towards making their supply chains more environmentally friendly.
GreenLine has over 1,000 such trucks, and together they have already saved a lot of carbon emissions.
Dabur, a big consumer goods company, reaches most Indian homes and is committed to sustainability.
GreenLine Mobility Solutions and Dabur India have partnered to deploy LNG-powered trucks for Dabur's logistics network.
The collaboration aims to reduce carbon emissions from road freight while maintaining operational efficiency.
LNG-powered trucks produce significantly lower emissions than conventional diesel trucks.
GreenLine operates over 1,000 LNG and EV trucks, having reduced over 27,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions.
Dabur India is incorporating sustainability initiatives across its operations, reaching eight out of every 10 Indian households.
- Who
- GreenLine Mobility Solutions Ltd. and Dabur India Ltd.
- What
- Partnership to deploy LNG-powered trucks for greener logistics
- When
- Announced on Wednesday
- Where
- India
- Why
- To reduce carbon emissions from road freight and maintain operational efficiency
Environmental Benefits
Operational Efficiency
Emissions Reduction
Environmental Benefits
LNG-powered trucks significantly reduce carbon emissions compared to diesel trucks.
Operational Efficiency
Maintaining operational efficiency is crucial for logistics performance.
- Companies Involved
- GreenLine Mobility Solutions Ltd., Dabur India Ltd.
- Fuel Type
- Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)
- Announcement Date
- Wednesday
- Emissions Reduction
- Lower carbon emissions, particulate matter, and nitrogen oxide emissions
- GreenLine Fleet
- Over 1,000 LNG and EV trucks
- Carbon Dioxide Emissions Reduced
- More than 27,000 tonnes
- Dabur's Market Reach
- Eight out of every 10 Indian households
- Dabur's Revenue
- Four brands with annual revenues exceeding ₹1,000 crore
