Schneider outlines ongoing commitment to a sustainable future The transportation and logistics company reaffirms its commitment to sustainable practices by announcing new corporate goals
March 03, 2021 10:55 ET | Source: Schneider Schneider Green Bay, Wisconsin, UNITED STATES
Green Bay, March 03, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Schneider (NYSE: SNDR), a premier provider of trucking, intermodal and logistics services, is proud to announce a new set of corporate goals addressing next steps in its continued commitment to achieving a more sustainable future for all.
For more than 40 years, Schneider has been a champion of sustainability through its corporate Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) objectives. The company’s commitment to a sustainably-focused culture is one portion of its broader engagement to actively address ESG priorities.
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Schneider (NYSE: SNDR), a premier provider of transportation and logistics services, has found a unique way to help food pantries in Northeast Wisconsin provide for those in need. The company recently donated a refrigerated trailer to Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin, the state’s largest hunger-relief organization. The 53-foot trailer will be used to transport fresh produce and other perishables.
“Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin is a critical resource in our community,” said LuEllen Oskey, executive director of the Schneider Foundation. “We know that the use of food pantries during the pandemic has, sadly, grown exponentially, and we wanted to do our part to help. Giving them a safe, reliable refrigerated trailer that can get food to our neighbors more quickly was something we were excited to do.”
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In his 19-year career at Schneider (NYSE: SNDR), a premier provider of transportation and logistics services, Tom Lehr has hauled a variety of goods, but next week he is carrying the most precious cargo of his career.
The Marine veteran is joining Wreaths Across America in hauling and delivering truckloads of balsam fir wreaths from Worcester Wreath Company in Columbia Falls, Maine, to Arlington National Cemetery and over 2,100 other locations across the country and abroad as a national tribute to fallen military veterans. Lehr is one of a select group of drivers delivering the wreaths to Arlington.
“It’s a great honor and privilege to bring the wreaths down, so we can remember all the people that have gone before us and keep them in our memory,” Lehr said. “As long as someone remembers those who made the ultimate sacrifice, then they are not forgotten.”
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Schneider Bulk Express Intermodal Service Expands to Canada
December 9, 2020 GMT
GREEN BAY, Wisconsin (BUSINESS WIRE) Dec 9, 2020
Schneider (NYSE: SNDR), a premier provider of trucking, intermodal and logistics services, is expanding its revolutionary Bulk Express Intermodal service into Canada. Eight years after it helped pioneer the service in the United States, Schneider is now bringing its benefits to bulk shippers across North America.
Starting last week, shippers with inbound and outbound Canadian freight began relying on Schneider Bulk Express Intermodal to deliver truck-like service (with standard transit times plus one or two days). Bulk intermodal safely ships bulk loads by rail, with local and regional drivers handling the final dray.
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Tom Lehr is one of several Schneider drivers participating in Wreaths Across America
In his 19-year career at Schneider (NYSE:SNDR), a premier provider of transportation and logistics services, Tom Lehr has hauled a variety of goods, but next week he is carrying the most precious cargo of his career.
The Marine veteran is joining Wreaths Across America in hauling and delivering truckloads of balsam fir wreaths from Worcester Wreath Company in Columbia Falls, Maine, to Arlington National Cemetery and over 2,100 other locations across the country and abroad as a national tribute to fallen military veterans. Lehr is one of a select group of drivers delivering the wreaths to Arlington.