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For D.B. Group, respect for the environment is at the heart of our vision: placing focus on people also means defending and enhancing the environment they live in, as there can be no real development other than a truly "sustainable" development. All our actions are consistent with this philosophy. Concepts frequently used today such as ‘lean &amp; green’ and ‘paperless logistics’, have long been guidelines for D.B. Group for creating sustainable innovation. For us, saving is not merely the efficiency we are committed to guaranteeing our customers. It is also the ability to generate ‘environmental savings’. For all these reasons, we have shared from the beginning the approach at the basis of Treedom Project, and we have decided to create our "Go-green Forest" as one more of the real-world actions that everyday we try to implement in order to support a growth, for both our company and the market in which we operate, more ethical and sustainable, more green and environmental-friendly.

Go-green Forest

D.B. Group was founded in the 1980s, when the brothers Valter and Vittorino De Bortoli teamed up to provide international forwarding services. Growing constantly since then, we are now, after 40 years, a global network with 48 offices in 19 countries worldwide. We create solutions of integrated logistics, global freight forwarding and supply chain management, all through a bespoke approach to match the most complex needs. Partnership is something extremely valuable to the D.B. Group. With our clients and suppliers, we create long-term relationships knowing that through teamwork we can build a better, more sustainable and positive future. Which is why, when working with us, you will rarely hear us refer to “customer” and “supplier”. We are your Global Forwarding Partner. Our commitment to knowing our partners’ needs and market trends, and to broadening and improving our services, has brought an increasing number of clients to choose D.B. Group.

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