Oct 26, 2020|
JD’s Smart Fulfillment Center Featured in Bloomberg’s Coverage of China’s Q3 GDP
by Martin Li
The robust activity inside one of JD’s highly automated fulfilment centers has been featured in Bloomberg’s latest coverage of China’s GDP figures for Q3, which grew by 4.9% year on year.
“No place is more symbolic of China’s economic recovery than an online shopping fulfillment center like JD’s,” said the media in its tweet.
Screenshot of Bloomberg’s video report
JD’s Asia No.1 fulfillment center in Beijing is one the company’s 30 such facilities across China. It covers an area of around 120,000 square meters and went into operation in 2017.
The center in Beijing handles orders from places like Beijing, Hebei, Shandong, Tianjin and Inner Mongolia. Its maximum daily handling capacity is more than 800,000 orders.
The center has witnessed a 10% growth in the number of orders in the past one month.
Watch Bloomberg’s video report Here
(bjlihao3@jd.com)
Jun 23, 2026|
JINGDONG Logistics Joins First Movers Coalition to Scale Zero-Emission Trucking
- JINGDONG Logistics joined the World Economic Forum’s First Movers Coalition (FMC), becoming the initiative’s first member company from China.
- The company pledges to cut its road freight emissions by adopting zero-emission medium and heavy trucks in its operations by 2030.
- Joining over 100 global companies, JINGDONG Logistics will leverage its purchasing power to accelerate the commercial scaling of clean energy technologies in long-haul transport.
June 23, 2026, DALIAN, CHINA — At the 17th Annual Meeting of the New Champions (Summer Davos), JINGDONG Logistics announced its official membership in the World Economic Forum’s First Movers Coalition (FMC). This marks JINGDONG Logistics as the first company from China to join the global decarbonization initiative.
As part of its commitment to the trucking sector, JINGDONG Logistics pledges that by 2030, at least 30% of its newly procured heavy-duty trucks and 100% of its medium-duty trucks will be zero-emission vehicles, or, alternatively, that 15% of its overall road freight operations will achieve net-zero emissions.
Sebastian Buckup, Managing Director at the World Economic Forum and head of the Centre for Nature and Climate, commented: “We are delighted to welcome JINGDONG Logistics as the first company from China to join the First Movers Coalition. By committing to scale zero-emission trucking across its operations, JINGDONG Logistics is sending a powerful market signal that will help accelerate the of clean freight technologies. This commitment demonstrates how leading companies can use their purchasing power to drive industrial transformation, strengthen supply chain resilience and advance the transition to a net-zero economy.”
A spokesperson of JINGDONG Logistics said：”Logistics is more than just a bridge connecting production and consumption; it should be a pioneering force driving global sustainable development. Joining the First Movers Coalition reflects the company’s commitment to a greener future and represents a strategic choice to transform our supply chain purchasing power into real momentum for decarbonization. We look forward to taking collective action with our global partners to reshape the future of logistics through green practices.”
The First Movers Coalition is a global initiative that helps to commercialise zero-carbon technologies in hard-to-abate sectors, such as trucking, shipping, and steel, which account for 30% of global emissions. By joining global companies in the FMC, JINGDONG Logistics aims to contribute to the commercial-scale decarbonization of long-haul transportation.
As a supply chain solutions provider, JINGDONG Logistics has integrated sustainability into its operations, setting validated Science-Based Targets (SBTi) and a net-zero pledge across its entire value chain by 2050. The company reduces road freight emissions by operating a fleet of over 14,000 self-owned new-energy vehicles, operating regular hydrogen-powered and electric heavy-duty truck routes, and shifting more freight to railways.
JINGDONG Logistics leverages its self-developed Supply Chain Emission Management Platform (SCEMP) platform, which uses AI to track real-time vehicle data, calculate carbon footprints, and optimize routes. While balancing environmental protection with operational efficiency, it helps enterprises cut costs, improve overall performance, and achieve carbon reduction simultaneously.
(vivian.yang@jd.com)
May 13, 2026|
JD.com Named on 2026 Fortune China ESG Impact List, Highlighting a People-First Approach to Innovation
On May 12, Fortune China released its 2026 ESG Impact List, recognizing companies that lead in environmental, social, and governance excellence. JD.com has once again earned its place on this prestigious list. This recognition comes as the focus on artificial intelligence is shifting from “computational power” to “value creation.” For JD.com, this means ensuring that technological progress remains rooted in human needs.
Fortune China’s editors noted that in the AI era, a company’s social and governance performance is more critical than ever. While technology can solve complex problems and promote inclusivity, it also brings risks like job displacement and ethical considerations. The list prioritizes companies that use “tech with warmth” to support vulnerable groups while ensuring that human employees are not left behind. By focusing on reskilling workers and protecting their dignity, JD.com shows how a business can balance technological efficiency with a deep responsibility for its people.
JD.com’s first-quarter earnings for 2026 show how this philosophy works in practice. By integrating AI across production, logistics, and consumption, the company is moving technology out of the digital lab and into the physical world. This approach makes supply chains more efficient while creating a simpler, more intuitive experience for consumers.
JD.com believes that a company’s true competitiveness comes from its people. With a workforce of over 900,000, the company has fostered 183 different types of frontline roles, including new career paths like AI trainer and robot maintenance engineers. To support this evolving workforce, JD.com established the “Modern Rider Academy” in partnership with Guangzhou Vocational and Technical University. This initiative ensures that frontline workers can master new skills and grow alongside the industry’s digital transformation.
Beyond skills training, the company provides concrete institutional support for its employees’ well-being. JD.com provides social security benefits for its full-time delivery riders and has invested in nearly 30,000 housing units for its frontline staff. In cities like Beijing, the company has also built “JD Frontliners’ Homes” to offer physical spaces where workers can rest and find support. These efforts turn corporate growth into tangible benefits that employees can feel in their daily lives.
To cultivate future talent, JD.com recently launched its 2026 “Top Global Talent” (TGT) program and opened more than 10,000 internship positions through the “JD YOUNG” recruitment drive. By prioritizing employment and responsible innovation, the company is building a sustainable business ecosystem where technological advancement drives both corporate efficiency and individual income.
This long-term focus on social value has earned JD.com international recognition. Earlier this year, the company was named an “Advanced Private Enterprise for Employment and Social Security” and received the highest score in China’s retail sector in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook for the fourth consecutive year. For JD.com, investing in people is not just a social responsibility; it is the core driver of innovation, the customer-first philosophy, and long-term success.
(vivian.yang@jd.com)
Consumers Rush to JD Super for Coffee, Chocolate, Razors and more in Singles Day Pre-sale
