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Martin Lundstedt, CEO and head of Volvo was the guest speaker for the first Lindholmen Connected webcast with nearly 500 people in attendance. He provided insight into how the Volvo Group views a world that has been dramatically changed by the corona pandemic, how Volvo and the world may be able to start up again with a shift in future focus and the importance of Lindholmen Science Park's ecosystem.

The best innovations and solutions for a sustainable society often arise when multiple parties work together. Collaborative projects in which different skills converge offer numerous benefits. "However, a loose collaboration can make it difficult for the new technology or service to reach the market. It's about quickly finding out what the new business will look like so that everyone involved is in agreement," says Ulrika Wahlström, innovation project manager at IMCG.

The winner of the Fossil Free Freight Challenge 2020 innovation competition has now been selected. The winning entry is a solution to ensure that not only is there less air and filler material in the e-commerce packaging, but also that more parcels can be transported in the same shipment. The purpose of all of this is to leave the smallest possible fossil footprint.

With innovation and a high level of ambition, we can change Sweden's e-commerce. "This is an innovation competition with five good ideas that will all be able to contribute to a more sustainable e-commerce system," says Patrik Klintbom, chairman of the jury panel for Fossil Free Freight Challenge.