City Harvest, the largest food rescue organisation in New York City, will use the zero-tailpipe-emission trucks for food rescue and distribution across all five boroughs. Charging operations will initially take place at a new charging installation at the Fulton Fish Market Cooperative in the Hunts Point Food Distribution Center, one of the largest food distribution hubs in the United States. “City Harvest rescues and delivers millions of pounds of food to New Yorkers every year. We are proud that these new electric trucks will support that crucial mission with cleaner, quieter operations,” said Keith Brandis, Head of Policy & Regulatory Affairs, North America, Volvo Group’s Trucks Technology & Industrial Division. City Harvest’s trucks form part of a wider eight-vehicle electric deployment supported by Volvo Group under the initiative, covering food distribution, waste services and local deliveries.