Eternity Group Mexico Launches Carbon-Neutral Logistics Tool

Eternity Group Mexico launched Elis Carbon Neutral to help companies reduce and offset their logistics' CO2 emissions. Meanwhile, WRI and FEMSA highlighted the importance of a circular economic model in the country.

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Eternity Group Mexico Unveils Carbon-Neutral Logistics Tool

Eternity Group Mexico introduced Elis Carbon Neutral, a digital platform providing carbon-neutral logistics solutions and real-time shipment tracking. This tool helps companies measure, reduce, and offset CO2 emissions from maritime operations, offering transparency through blockchain technology and supporting ecosystem regeneration projects in Latin America. As international regulations increasingly demand lower environmental impacts, Eternity Group Mexico's initiative aligns with global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the shipping industry.

Advancing Circular Economy Policies in Mexico

WRI and Fundación FEMSA unveiled the report Situation of Circular Economy Policies in Mexico, emphasizing the need for a collaborative, systemic approach involving government, civil society, and industry to foster sustainable development. The study calls for strengthened legal frameworks, increased research, and cross-sector collaboration to advance the circular economy and transform Mexico's production models.

IBM, JLL Launch Sustainability Solution for Real Estate Sector

IBM and JLL launched a global sustainability solution combining IBM Envizi technology with JLL's sustainability services to support the commercial real estate sector in achieving decarbonization goals. The integration of IBM Envizi ESG Suite into JLL’s Sustainability Program Management will enhance ESG data management and reporting, helping organizations with portfolio-wide decision-making and compliance. With ESG reporting requirements increasing, this solution aims to address the challenge of integrating ESG metrics across various business functions to improve sustainability performance and profitability.

Growth in Mexico Drives Second-Hand Fashion Market

GoTrendier's report, De primera mano sobre la Segunda Mano, highlights the rapid growth of the online second-hand fashion market, which is projected to reach US$48 billion by 2027, doubling traditional retail's size. In Mexico, GoTrendier has seen significant expansion, with 7 million users listing over 24 million items, and expects 600,000 new users by year-end. The market's success is driven by environmental concerns and cost savings, with the second-hand sector in Mexico contributing over MX$350 million in sales and reusing over 5 million items since 2016.

State of Mexico Partners with Mercado Libre to Empower Women
The Government of the State of Mexico and Mercado Libre have signed a collaboration agreement to train women in internet use and e-commerce, aiming to boost entrepreneurship and income generation. Led by Governor Delfina Gómez, this initiative seeks to close digital gender gaps, enhance economic autonomy, and reduce gender-based violence.