Moeve has been distinguished with the National Industry Award "Well Done in Spain" for Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Impact, within the framework of the VIII National Industry Congress held in Madrid. The award was presented by His Majesty King Felipe VI in the presence of the Minister of Industry and Tourism, Jordi Hereu, and recognizes the value of the Track and Trace project, developed by Moeve to optimize traceability in its logistics chain.
Track and Trace is a digital tool designed to facilitate hyper-connected logistics in the transportation of chemical products. Its modular, scalable design, and compatibility with external systems allow for its application in various modes of transport, providing complete visibility of logistical processes. This integration benefits all actors in the value chain: customers can check the status of their orders in real time; employees have greater control over operations; and suppliers access detailed information to improve delivery efficiency.
Elena Alcalde, director of Supply Chain and Purchases at Moeve Chemicals, was responsible for collecting the award and noted that the solution has contributed to refining internal procedures thanks to the application of advanced technologies. "It ensures traceability and guarantees the transparency and operational efficiency of the system," Alcalde pointed out, also highlighting the continuous alignment with suppliers and customers.
The National Industry Awards "Well Done in Spain", driven by the Ministry of Industry and Tourism, distinguish industrial companies that integrate innovation, sustainability, and excellence in their activities. These recognitions also aim to project the capacity of the Spanish industrial sector internationally to face the challenges of the industry.
Moeve is a global reference firm in the chemical industry. Through its Moeve Chemicals division, it leads the manufacturing of components such as LAB (linear alkyl benzene), phenol, or cumene, and positions itself as a pioneer in developing solutions aimed at operational excellence, sustainability, and technological innovation.
In this vein, the company has launched a new range of products with a reduced carbon footprint, made from renewable and circular raw materials. This family of products is grouped under the Next Platform, which also incorporates the use of renewable energies in its production processes.
In addition, Moeve is working on its Positive Motion strategy, a roadmap with which it aims to establish itself as a reference for the energy transition in Europe by 2030. This plan is supported by the development of sustainable chemistry, green molecules, and technologies associated with electric mobility.