24 January 2025, Manila, Philippines — Nestlé Philippines, the world’s largest food and beverage company, has joined forces with Mober, a leader in green logistics services in the Philippines, to integrate electric vehicles (EVs) into its mid- and last-mile delivery operations. This collaboration supports Nestlé’s goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 while advancing its environmental, social, and governance (ESG) objectives.
As part of the partnership, Mober will provide electric trucks (e-trucks) to support Nestlé Philippines’ logistics operations across Metro Manila.
To ensure efficient and sustainable operations, Mober has installed a 60 kWh EV charging station at Nestlé’s Greater Manila Area (GMA) Distribution Center in Meycauayan, Bulacan, which is powered entirely by renewable energy. This station ensures that Nestlé’s EV fleet runs on 100% renewable electricity, further reinforcing its commitment to sustainability. Charging EVs with renewable electricity eliminates emissions, setting a new standard for zero-emission logistics, in contrast to EVs charged with grid electricity, which emit approximately 0.68 kg of CO₂ per kWh.
(From L-R) Ney Carbungco, Head of T-Hub, Nestlé Philippines; Arlene Bantoto, President and General Manager, Wyeth Philippines; Jose Uy III, Head of Corporate Affairs, Nestlé Philippines; Anderson Martins, Head of Supply Chain and Procurement, Nestlé Philippines; Dennis Ng, Founder and CEO, Mober; Jade Hugo, Co-Founder and Director for New Business, Mober; Wai Chew Chia, Chief Commercial Officer, Mober; and Dhanielle Erika Sim, Account Manager for Nestlé Philippines
“At Mober, we believe in taking bold steps toward reducing carbon emissions, and we’re proud to support Nestlé in achieving its 2050 net-zero commitments,” said Dennis Ng, CEO of Mober. “With eight electric trucks currently servicing Nestlé Philippines’ operations, we’re helping them reduce their carbon footprint while setting an example for the FMCG industry.”
Nestlé Philippines has already achieved 100% renewable electricity across all its sites, two years ahead of schedule, and continues to set ambitious sustainability goals. These include halving its greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 and reaching net-zero by 2050. The company’s Net Zero Roadmap highlights its ongoing commitment to sustainable operations, responsible sourcing, and collaborative innovation.
(From L-R) Anderson Martins, Head of Supply Chain and Procurement, Nestlé Philippines, and Dennis Ng, Founder and CEO, Mober.
“Adding electric trucks to our distribution fleet is part of our efforts to reduce the carbon emissions of our supply chain,” said Anderson Martins, Head of Supply Chain and Procurement at Nestlé Philippines. “We want consumers to enjoy their favorite Nestlé products knowing they were produced and distributed using 100% renewable electricity. This initiative aligns with Nestlé’s global vision for a net-zero future and aims to create a lasting positive impact on society and the planet.”
Looking ahead, Nestlé Philippines plans to expand its EV-powered deliveries to more cities nationwide in partnership with Mober.
Mober offers an innovative partnership model that allows businesses like Nestlé Philippines to integrate sustainability into their supply chains without capital expenditures (CapEx) or upfront costs. This collaboration enables companies to meet their ESG targets while optimizing operations, paving the way for a greener future in logistics.
To learn more about the partnership and how Mober is driving sustainability in the Philippines, visit Mober Delivery.
