Recognition highlights BLK’s commitment to sustainable shipping and market leadership
Glasgow, February 19, 2025 — BLK Shipping has been named Green Shipping Company of the Year 2025 by SME News, a leading UK-based publication that recognises excellence and innovation in business. This prestigious award celebrates BLK’s dedication to providing eco-friendly shipping solutions within the global commodities market.
BLK Shipping, the logistics arm of the BLK Commodities Group, plays a crucial role in fulfilling orders from the company’s rapidly growing marketplace. By leveraging a fleet of efficient, low-emission vessels, BLK has consistently minimized its environmental impact while ensuring timely delivery of millions of tons of raw materials and commodities each year.
“We are proud of this recognition by one of the UK’s leading media outlets,” said Lalu John, CEO of BLK Commodities. “It is a testament to BLK’s strong growth and our ongoing commitment to sustainability, especially as we gear up to ship an additional 1.5 million tons of cargo in 2025. Our green fulfillment services not only benefit our customers but also help reduce the carbon footprint of global shipping.”
The Green Shipping Company of the Year award highlights BLK’s efforts to adopt cleaner technologies, optimise shipping routes, and invest in sustainable logistics practices. As global demand for greener supply chains increases, BLK continues to set industry benchmarks in both efficiency and environmental responsibility.
With its marketplace now hosting over $6.5 billion worth of commodities, BLK is proud to serve a diverse network of buyers and sellers, offering them dedicated and eco-conscious fulfilment solutions that align with modern sustainability goals.
About BLK Commodities:
BLK Commodities is a leading marketplace for buying and selling raw materials, spanning sectors like agriculture, metals, energy, and chemicals. With a focus on efficient logistics and green shipping, BLK connects global suppliers and buyers through a streamlined, sustainable platform.