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Breakthrough Named Top 75 Green Supply Chain Partner

June 4, 2026

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Green Bay, Wis., June 4, 2026 — Breakthrough, a leading provider of sustainable fuel and freight solutions, has been named to Inbound Logistics’ 75 Green Supply Chain Partners list. This recognition highlights Breakthrough's ongoing commitment to advancing sustainability in transportation, including through its continued investment in CleanMile. This end-to-end transportation emissions management solution enables shippers to track emissions, create an actionable plan, and execute reduction initiatives.

As supply chain leaders face increasing pressure to decarbonize without sacrificing efficiency or margin, Breakthrough continues to invest in CleanMile to ensure it evolves with industry needs. This gives shippers the tools to prioritize emissions reduction in their transportation strategy.

"We are honored to be recognized by Inbound Logistics as a Green Supply Chain Partner," said John Teggart, President of Breakthrough. "This reflects the progress our clients are making to reduce emissions, optimize their networks, and control cost. This recognition motivates us to continue moving forward and reinforces our commitment to help shippers turn sustainability into a competitive advantage." 

Breakthrough’s latest enhancements to CleanMile further strengthen this capability. Scenario planner allows shippers to forecast emissions, model the financial and operational impact of reduction strategies using lane-, carrier-, and mode-level analysis, and adjust their roadmaps accordingly. Custom report builder enables shippers to translate complex data into clean executive-ready reports for internal and external sustainability requirements.  

Learn more about CleanMile to discover how to decarbonize your transportation network while improving performance.

About Breakthrough

Breakthrough, a U.S. Venture company, is a leading provider of sustainable fuel and freight solutions that reduce costs, improve network efficiency, and decarbonize transportation. Powered by more than $35 billion in annual freight spend data, advanced technology, and deep market expertise, Breakthrough delivers freight optimization and actionable strategies for the world’s leading brands, helping transform transportation into a more effective and sustainable ecosystem. Breakthrough is a multi-year Top Food Chain Technology honoree from Food Shippers of America, Owens Corning Supplier of the Year, and recipient of the 2025 Top Supply Chain Projects Award from Supply & Demand Chain Executive and Food Logistics.

About Inbound Logistics

Inbound Logistics is the leading content provider for the supply chain, logistics, and transportation industry. For more than four decades, IL has connected shippers and carriers by highlighting innovative solutions, emerging technologies, and best practices. Its editorial focus empowers businesses to align their supply chain strategies with shifting market demands and sustainable growth.

Media Contact: 
Nina Rouse
Director of Marketing
Nina.Rouse@BreakthroughFuel.com 

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