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Sustainable Procurement Guidelines

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Sustainable Procurement Guidelines

Understanding the sources of waste within our operations is an important step towards making informed and effective improvements.

To support this, we conducted a fleetwide plastic waste assessment, combining waste data collected from our vessels with feedback from crew across a broad range of roles, age groups and nationalities. This provided valuable insights into the main sources of plastic waste generated onboard and helped identify opportunities for reduction.

The findings informed a structured programme of supplier engagement focused on reducing unnecessary plastic consumption and encouraging more sustainable alternatives. Working collaboratively with key suppliers across our catering and logistics supply chains, we developed Berge Bulk’s Sustainable Procurement Guidelines, which provide a framework for integrating sustainability considerations into purchasing decisions and supplier partnerships.

By combining operational data, crew feedback and supplier collaboration, we aim to reduce waste at source and support more sustainable practices throughout our value chains.

The waste audit provided valuable insights into the main sources of plastic waste.

Our Plastic Waste Projects

how we’re tackling waste head on

Plastic Water Bottles Banned

The formal phasing out of plastic bottled water

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Shore Team Beach Clean Ups

Berge Bulk shore teams volunteer with Seven Clean Seas

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Raising Awareness Through Well@Sea Challenges

All our crews engaging in challenges set on our Well@Sea platform

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Singapore Recycling Initiative

The initiative that has helped to increase participation in recycling fleetwide

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Sustainable Procurement Guidelines

Working collaboratively with key suppliers to reduce waste

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How We Tackle Our Food Waste

Learn how we are facing up to the challenges on board Berge Bulk vessels and building a waste-conscious culture amongst our colleagues…