Ports & Terminals (-PT) – The New Era of Sustainable Logistics & Trade
The Industry’s Growing Challenge
Ports and terminals are under pressure to reduce emissions, enhance worker safety, and increase supply chain transparency.
Why Companies Are Being Forced to Change:
- Ports must comply with emissions reduction laws or face higher operational costs and trade restrictions.
- Labor and safety violations are leading to heavy penalties as regulators enforce stricter workplace protections.
- Anti-corruption laws are tightening—non-compliance can lead to blacklisting from global trade networks.
Failure to comply means:
- Increased operating costs due to penalties and energy inefficiencies.
- Exclusion from international trade routes for failing sustainability audits.
- Legal risks due to weak labor and anti-corruption policies.
How SRS-MI Solves This
- Ensures full compliance with emissions, worker safety, and trade integrity laws.
- Reduces risk exposure by enforcing anti-corruption and fair labor policies.
- Strengthens ESG investor confidence and port sustainability credentials.
Is your port ESG-compliant?
SRS-MI provides the certification needed to secure your future in global trade.