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Airflo, Tiger Freight join Air France-KLM Cargo’s SAF program

SAF to fuel agricultural, horticultural shipments from Kenya and Zimbabwe

Kelly StrohbyKelly Stroh
November 4, 2021
in Archive, Carriers, Fuel & Sustainability, Technology
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Perishable logistics companies Airflo and Tiger Freight joined Air France-KLM Cargo’s sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) program to reduce the amount of carbon emissions they produce from exporting perishables from Kenya and Zimbabwe. Airflo and Tiger Freight have agreed to a fixed annual investment that will help cover the price difference between conventional jet fuel and […]

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