Carbox, a company within the Tarros Group, is making significant strides toward sustainable transport with its fleet now powered by hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), a renewable biofuel.
The fleet, which includes over 200 Euro 6 trucks, reduces emissions by over 80% compared with conventional fuels, while maintaining the high operational performance standards required for logistics.
“Throughout its 25-year history, Carbox has demonstrated an extraordinary ability to adapt to market evolution and the new demands of sustainable mobility,” said Silvano Maggi, Carbox general manager.
“The introduction of HVO represents another step forward in our environmental commitment, while also strengthening our position in the market.”
The move aligns with a broader sustainability strategy that has contributed to a 20% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions since 1990, driven by the adoption of renewable energy sources and lower-carbon fuels.
In the first quarter of 2025, Carbox reached an impressive milestone, with 25% of its total fuel consumption coming from biofuels, and 30 trucks fully powered by HVO.
This achievement reflects the strong collaboration between Carbox’s technical team and the Tarros Group’s sustainability office, in line with the Group’s commitment to environmental, social and governance principles.
