CEVA extends SAF partnership with Lufthansa Cargo till 2028
Deal targets 8,000 tonnes CO2 cut in 2025 using sustainable aviation fuel in air freight operations
CEVA Logistics has extended its cooperation with Lufthansa Cargo on the use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), strengthening its efforts to reduce carbon emissions in air freight and support more sustainable supply chains.
The agreement builds on an earlier memorandum of understanding between the two companies and formalises their collaboration into a long-term framework running until the end of 2028. It was signed during CEVA Logistics’ Airfreight Annual Strategic Partners Council in Paris.
Under the deal, CEVA Logistics will use SAF credited in 2025, which is expected to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by around 8,000 tonnes. The move is aimed at enabling measurable emissions reductions across its air freight operations.
Both companies said the agreement reflects a long-standing partnership based on transparency, continuous exchange and shared learning, with a strong focus on sustainability and future-oriented logistics solutions.
The SAF used under the agreement is produced from waste and residual materials, is free from palm oil and meets international sustainability standards. Emissions reductions will be verified through certified processes to ensure transparency.
The cooperation is also part of a broader strategy by both companies to promote sustainable air freight through joint initiatives, innovation and closer collaboration on decarbonisation efforts.
