FedEx 2014 Annual Report
FedEx Corporation
for a more sustainable world.
Our commitment to connect the world in responsible and resourceful ways is getting results.
In 2013, we efficiently reduced CO2 emissions intensity while increasing business revenue.
GOAL
30
%
GOAL
GOAL
GOAL
Increase in FedEx
Express vehicle fuel efficiency by 2020 from a 2005 baseline.
Expand on-site generation and continuing procurement of renewable energy for our facilities.
Seek Leadership in Energy &
Environmental Design
(LEED) certification on all new U.S. FedEx
Express buildings.
PROGRESS
PROGRESS
PROGRESS
30
%
Reduction in aircraft emissions intensity by 2020 from a
2005 baseline.
PROGRESS
22.3
%
since 2005
27.0
%
since 2005
27
gigawatt hours since 2005
powers the strength of our results.
Annual Report 2014
Solutions
The strength of our people
10
LEED certified buildings
To learn more, read the 2013 FedEx Global Citizenship Report at csr.fedex.com.
FedEx Corporation
942 South Shady Grove Road
Memphis, Tennessee 38120 fedex.com In line with our commitment to sustainability, the FedEx Annual Report was produced using environmentally and socially responsible procurement and manufacturing practices to ensure a minimized environmental impact. See page 80 for more details.
FedEx Annual Report 2014
The strength of our purpose.
Good things happen when FedEx connects people and possibilities. Our customers find opportunity in new markets and, in turn, give back to their communities. In the West African nation of Togo, more children are graduating because they can get to school, thanks to 5,700 bikes donated by
Alaffia, an Olympia, Wash.–based company that depends on FedEx for global supply chain solutions.
Strength in numbers.
More than a decade ago, Alaffia started a business with Togolese women to traditionally harvest and process shea tree nuts. It’s the key ingredient used in the fair trade body care products Alaffia sells through major retailers. Since 2003, the company has
for a more sustainable world.
Our commitment to connect the world in responsible and resourceful ways is getting results.
In 2013, we efficiently reduced CO2 emissions intensity while increasing business revenue.
GOAL
30
%
GOAL
GOAL
GOAL
Increase in FedEx
Express vehicle fuel efficiency by 2020 from a 2005 baseline.
Expand on-site generation and continuing procurement of renewable energy for our facilities.
Seek Leadership in Energy &
Environmental Design
(LEED) certification on all new U.S. FedEx
Express buildings.
PROGRESS
PROGRESS
PROGRESS
30
%
Reduction in aircraft emissions intensity by 2020 from a
2005 baseline.
PROGRESS
22.3
%
since 2005
27.0
%
since 2005
27
gigawatt hours since 2005
powers the strength of our results.
Annual Report 2014
Solutions
The strength of our people
10
LEED certified buildings
To learn more, read the 2013 FedEx Global Citizenship Report at csr.fedex.com.
FedEx Corporation
942 South Shady Grove Road
Memphis, Tennessee 38120 fedex.com In line with our commitment to sustainability, the FedEx Annual Report was produced using environmentally and socially responsible procurement and manufacturing practices to ensure a minimized environmental impact. See page 80 for more details.
FedEx Annual Report 2014
The strength of our purpose.
Good things happen when FedEx connects people and possibilities. Our customers find opportunity in new markets and, in turn, give back to their communities. In the West African nation of Togo, more children are graduating because they can get to school, thanks to 5,700 bikes donated by
Alaffia, an Olympia, Wash.–based company that depends on FedEx for global supply chain solutions.
Strength in numbers.
More than a decade ago, Alaffia started a business with Togolese women to traditionally harvest and process shea tree nuts. It’s the key ingredient used in the fair trade body care products Alaffia sells through major retailers. Since 2003, the company has