European Logistics


Cross-Docking in Europe: Strategy, Speed and Savings

Cross-docking is a logistics process in which incoming goods are transferred directly from inbound vehicles to outbound vehicles with little or no storage time in between. Instead of putting products away in a warehouse, they pass quickly through a terminal where they are sorted and loaded again. This approach cuts out the traditional storage phase […]

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How to Become a Freight Forwarder in Europe

A freight forwarding company is an intermediary that organises the movement of cargo on behalf of importers and exporters. It does not usually operate its own ships, trucks or planes, but plans routes, books space with carriers, prepares documentation, arranges customs clearance and often coordinates warehousing and consolidation. Europe is one of the most trade-intensive […]

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How to Choose the Right 3PL Provider in Europe

Selecting a third-party logistics partner for Europe is less about glossy brochures and more about hard-edged fit: network coverage on the Trans-European Transport Network, proven operational scope, verifiable compliance, and transparent data and cost models. The checklist below focuses on criteria you can verify and benchmark across the EU/EEA and the UK.   Network & […]

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ADR in 2025: Road Transport of Dangerous Goods

Introduction The European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR) is the core rulebook for classifying, packaging, documenting, marking/labeling, loading, and moving hazardous consignments by road across its Contracting Parties. ADR is revised on a two-year cycle by the UNECE Working Party on the Transport of Dangerous Goods (WP.15). The 2025 […]

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Incoterms for the EU in 2025

Artificial trade terms rarely make headlines, but 2025 is a big year for how Incoterms interact with EU rules. While the Incoterms themselves have not changed, several EU regulatory milestones are reshaping who files what, when risk passes, and how costs are apportioned on EU lanes. For shippers and forwarders, the practical question this year […]

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Retail Logistics Solutions in Europe

Retail logistics has become the hidden architecture of European commerce. Every click-to-cart moment sets off a chain of inbound replenishment, warehousing, order processing, and final-mile delivery that now must run at near-real-time speed. Europe’s business-to-consumer e-commerce turnover reached €899 billion in 2023, up 3.4% year-on-year, confirming that even traditional high-street retailers now operate as e-commerce […]

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Lean Logistics – principles, benefits, and practical applications in Europe

Lean Logistics adapts the well-known Lean Manufacturing mindset to material and information flows beyond the factory gate. By seeking continuous elimination of non-value-adding activities across transport, warehousing and order management, Lean Logistics has become a cornerstone of competitive freight forwarding, especially in Europe’s tightly regulated, sustainability-driven market.   Core Principles of Lean Logistics Lean Logistics […]

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eFTI Spec Pack Lands: Your Roadmap to Paper-Free Freight from September 2025

When the European Commission published the final bundle of implementing and delegated acts for the Electronic Freight Transport Information (eFTI) Regulation on 9 January 2025, the legal framework for paper-free freight in the EU was finally complete. The new rules close the last technical gaps, let Member States finish their inspection systems, and give businesses […]

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Types of Third-party logistics (3PL) providers in Europe

Europe’s third-party logistics (3PL) sector sits at the heart of the continent’s supply chain modernization drive, providing shippers with rapid access to transport capacity, fulfillment infrastructure, and data-driven optimization tools. The market was valued at approximately €186.7 billion in 2024 and is forecast to expand at a healthy 5.6 % CAGR through 2030, underscoring the […]

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Europe’s Self-Driving Trucks Poised for Cross-Border Freight Breakthrough

EU-funded researchers are accelerating the roll-out of autonomous heavy vehicles on public roads, positioning self-driving trucks as a practical answer to labour shortages and sustainability goals in European logistics. The International Road Transport Union (IRU) warns that 425,000 truck driver posts are already unfilled across Europe, a gap that automation could help bridge.     […]

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Border Scanning Technology Brings Gains for Freight Forwarders

Romania’s customs agency has recently activated two advanced X-ray scanners at major crossing points along its borders with Serbia and Ukraine in an effort to reinforce the EU’s outer borders. The stationary scanning units have been set up at Moravița, the largest border customs office on the border with Serbia and at Isaccea which ranks […]

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Freight Forwarding Challenges in Tourist Destinations during Peak Seasons

European logistics companies operating in European tourist destinations encounter a number of challenges during peak seasons. Key hurdles include the surge in demand for certain goods, the need for quick turnaround, and intense competition for limited transportation capacity.   Surge in Demand European tourist destinations experience significant demand for commodities during peak seasons. In coastal […]

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Optimizing Border Crossings for European Freight Forwarders

While within the Schengen Area of the European Union border controls are largely abolished, some states occasionally reinstall controls in response to specific security concerns. Moreover, forwarders also pass through border crossings from and to non-Schengen countries where their trucks may face idle times. To reduce these delays, border agencies offer measures such as advanced […]

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Switzerland and EU Finalize Freight Transport Agreements

Swiss President Viola Amherd and head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen declared the successful completion of discussions intended to strengthen the partnership between Switzerland and the European Union. This announcement was made in Bern in December 2024 after eight months of intense dialogue and 200 sessions. Аs a result, both parties consented […]

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Choosing Between Leasing and Owning Containers for Maximum Operational Flexibility

Understanding the financial and operational benefits of leasing versus owning containers is important for logistics providers. Each option offers unique advantages that can significantly impact a company’s flexibility, financial health, and strategic opportunities.   Leasing Containers Leasing eliminates the need for a significant upfront investment. This can free up capital for other areas of the […]

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How Road, Maritime, and Air Transport Drive Europe’s Freight Industry

Road transport, maritime shipping, and air freight each play distinct roles in shaping the European logistics industry. These transportation modes cater to different industry needs, from just-in-time deliveries through road shipping to the vast capacity and reach of maritime transport and the rapid transit times offered by air freight.   Road Transport Road freight accounts […]

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Optimizing Logistics Through Freight Villages

Freight villages optimize the logistics network by acting as hubs that streamline the shipping process to ensure efficient distribution. They focus on efficient sorting at the outset, monitoring throughout transit, and oversight at delivery points to ensure quality control and resolve any discrepancies.   Collection and Sorting Freight villages serve as central points where goods […]

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How Moisture Exposure Affects Goods Transport

Excessive moisture can have significant impacts on goods transported within European logistics network. Issues, among others, include the warping of packaging, damage to labels, increased cargo weight, and contamination of goods, which can affect the handling, transport, and overall condition of products.   Compromised Packaging Exposure to moisture, particularly during heavy rain, can cause warping […]

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Strategic Warehouse Locations for Logistics Efficiency

Warehouse placement significantly impacts European logistics operations and thus guides strategic location choices. These include proximity to high-demand zones, border crossings, labor-rich regions, and areas suitable for expansion.   Zones of High Demand Warehouses are often located around high-demand zones, including industrial parks, free trade zones, and transportation service hubs like bus or rail terminals […]

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Nighttime Challenges in Freight Forwarding Operations

Navigating nighttime freight forwarding presents a unique set of challenges that go beyond those faced during daylight hours. IFA freight forwarders must contend with limited access to facilities, reduced visibility, and more complex weather conditions, all of which can affect their operations.   Restricted Access Hours In many smaller and municipality-managed locations, freight forwarders face […]

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Freight Forwarding Challenges in Disaster-Stricken Zones

Freight forwarders who are heavily engaged in humanitarian logistics often deal with challenges when delivering supplies to disaster-stricken zones. They must navigate damaged infrastructure, stringent customs regulations, and coordination difficulties with governments, NGOs, and local authorities.   Damaged Infrastructure Infrastructure damage such as collapsed bridges, destroyed roads, or landslides can physically block routes and hinder […]

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Safeguarding High-Risk Cargo in Flood-Prone Zones

Shipping high-risk cargo in flood-prone areas demands specialized strategies to ensure safety. Three high-risk categories that require particular attention are electronics, pharmaceuticals and chemicals, and livestock, each needing distinct protective measures.   Electronics Electronics like smartphones, laptops, and televisions have circuits that direct electric signals along specific paths. When these devices are exposed to water, […]

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Navigating Complex Waters: Shipping Freight to European Islands

Transporting goods to European islands presents logistical hurdles that impact the efficiency of transportation operations. Key challenges include limited port capacity for large ships, dependence on ferry services, volatile sea and weather conditions, and the geographic isolation of islands.   Capacity Limitations for Large Ships European islands often have limited capacity to accommodate large cargo […]

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The Challenges of Hazardous Material Transport in European Logistics

Transporting hazardous materials presents unique challenges for European logistics providers that vary greatly depending on the environment. Key areas of concern include densely populated regions, areas prone to natural disasters, and regions with poor infrastructure, each presenting distinct risks for safe transport.     Densely Populated Areas In densely populated areas, vehicles transporting hazardous goods […]

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Overcoming Challenges of Drone Delivery in Rural Areas

Drones face unique challenges when tasked with delivering small shipments to rural areas. Key issues include extended range, unpredictable weather conditions, and wildlife interference, each necessitating specific mitigation strategies to ensure efficient and safe operations.   Extended Range In rural areas, the distances between delivery points can be extensive, far exceeding the usual flight capabilities […]

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Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities in Logistics

The supply chain within the logistics sector faces significant challenges due to cybersecurity threats. These threats include exploiting GPS systems, conducting cyber espionage, and executing sabotage operations against goods in transit, all of which can lead to financial losses and damage to reputation.   Exploiting GPS Systems Attackers can exploit GPS systems in a variety […]

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Tech Innovations Transforming Perishable Goods Logistics

Advancements in technology enhance the transportation and storage of perishable goods, which results in both increased freshness and improved safety. Innovations such as controlled atmosphere technology, blockchain tracking, hyperspectral imaging, and drone inspections contribute to more efficient shipping, longer shelf life, and reduced waste.   Controlled Atmosphere Technology (CA) CA technology slows down the ripening […]

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Advancements in Container Logistics Technologies

Advancements in container logistics have significantly enhanced the efficiency and security of sea freight in Europe. Integrating RFID technology, real-time alert systems, and energy-efficient technologies are reshaping how cargo is monitored, protected, and conserved during transit.   RFID Technology Container tracking systems utilize RFID tags to enable real-time monitoring and information management of cargo. These […]

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The Future of Freight Forwarding through Innovative Technologies

The world of freight forwarding is undergoing rapid change with the introduction of innovative rail forwarding equipment. These advancements, from modern railcar design to more powerful engines, promise to increase storage capacity, speed up transit times, and enhance safety, among other benefits. With these innovations, freight forwarders stand at the threshold of a revolution that […]

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Tackling the Freight Congestion in Europe: Strategies and Solutions

Freight congestion in Europe has long been a challenge, particularly in densely populated areas and around major transport hubs. This congestion results from various factors, including seasonal travel, the rapid growth of e-commerce, and urbanization. As urban centers continue to grow, the demand for goods increases and often overwhelms existing transport routes. The ripple effect […]

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Advantages of Drone Delivery for Freight Forwarders

The future of logistics is already here, with freight forwarders leveraging innovative technology to enhance their operations. Drone delivery, once a concept of science fiction, is fast becoming a game-changer in the world of freight forwarding. This cutting-edge solution offers unparalleled speed with real-world efficiency, economic benefits, access to previously challenging locations, and an eco-friendly […]

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Unpacking Challenges in Cold Chain Logistics

Designed to maintain a product within a specified temperature range, cold chain freight forwarding is at the heart of many industries, from pharmaceuticals to fresh produce. As the demand for such logistics grows, challenges like maintaining temperature integrity, grappling with high operational costs, and addressing limited infrastructure in emerging markets have come to the forefront, […]

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Navigating Challenges and Embracing Optimism Amid Economic Fluctuations

The current climate of the air freight industry may appear frail at first glance, yet optimism prevails among airlines, freight forwarders, and experts. While the situation seems bleak, they believe that it is unlikely to deteriorate any further. Indeed, in spite of recent downward trends and challenges, the industry’s outlook suggests an upcoming rise in […]

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Top Trends in European Reverse Logistics

Reverse logistics – the process of managing the return of products from the end customers back to the seller, has become increasingly important for companies across Europe. The retail e-commerce industry continues to grow rapidly – according to Morgan Stanley’s forecast, the global e-commerce market is expected to expand from $3.3 trillion currently to $5.4 […]

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Deciphering the Puzzle of Driver Shortages in Europe

The heartbeat of Europe’s economy, logistics, is experiencing a significant disturbance: a shortage of truck drivers. According to research published in 2022, Europe currently grapples with a shortfall of 380,000 truck drivers, accounting for roughly 10% of the total demand. This scarcity, primarily fueled by demographic shifts, the gender gap, image perceptions, and stringent regulations, […]

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Key Factors Influencing Freight Forwarding in Europe

Freight forwarding plays a key role in facilitating trade and ensuring the efficient movement of goods across borders. Within Europe, several factors influence the freight forwarding industry, including geographical location and infrastructure, regulatory framework and customs procedures, market competition, and environmental sustainability. Understanding these factors is crucial for strategic decision-making, compliance, enhanced efficiency, market expansion, […]

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Ways to Achieve Compliance with Trade Agreements and Regulations in European Logistics

With multiple laws, regulations, and international trade agreements, the European logistics industry is highly regulated, meaning that certain certifications, insurance coverage, and shipping documents are required to move goods across borders. Compliance is key to avoiding reputational risks, delivery delays, and penalties. At the same time, compliance can help freight forwarders gain a competitive edge […]

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Leveraging AI to Streamline Operations, Mitigate Risk, and Improve Customer Service

The freight forwarding industry is faced with a number of logistics challenges, including cooperation with various stakeholders, customs clearance, and optimizing transportation routes, to name a few. In recent years, there has been a growing interest in implementing AI technologies to improve cost-effectiveness, safety, and efficiency and enhance the customer experience. European freight forwarders are […]

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Shipping Alliances and Benefits for Carriers and Forwarders

Carriers often choose to form shipping alliances to benefit from competitive prices and wider service coverage. Such alliances are cooperative agreements that seek to utilize fleet space in the most efficient way rather than operate their own fleets separately.   How do Alliances work? The main areas of cooperation are problem-solving, scheduling, vessel assignment, and […]

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Regulations and Challenges when Shipping from Europe to Africa

If it is the first time you’re shipping from a European to an African country, there can be a level of uncertainty and unfamiliarity involved. Different countries have imposed different customs rules and regulations, with some challenges like strict regulatory regimes on imported goods.   Technical Regulations A number of countries across Africa have imposed […]

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Guide to Shipping Antique Items

Antiques are among the most valuable items that customers ship, whether bought from specialized dealers, auction houses, or flea markets or passed down through generations. As they have а financial and sentimental value, leaving them behind or selling them is usually not an option. And whether shipping for individual customers, estate distributors, auction houses, or […]

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Sea freight in Europe

The Shipping Industry Is Lagging Behind on Embracing AI

Artificial intelligence can provide forwarders with an opportunity to enhance their decision-making capacity. Data transmitted by commercial vessels, for example, can be used for predictive guidance and performance monitoring, enabling businesses to forecast greenhouse gas emissions. This is a way to lower emission levels and ensure carbon transparency. Other implementations include automated processes, improved scheduling, […]

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Logistics Branches

Logistics Branches: From Production to Recycling

Logistics can be divided into a number of branches, each with its functions and specifics. The main branches are production, procurement, sales, and recovery logistics. These functional areas cover a wide range of activities such as packaging, transportation, inventory control, storage and distribution, materials handling, and order processing, to name a few.     Production […]

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Warehouse Automation to Maintain Social Distancing and Increase Productivity

Warehouse automation is a major trend amidst a coronavirus pandemic that already entered its second year. The resulting global recession and lockdowns across the world brought industrial activity to a near halt. As manufacturers began to gradually reopen and resume operations, forwarders throughout Europe found themselves faced with multiple challenges – e-commerce logistics, a growing […]

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Logistics Challenges to Mass Immunization

If the vaccine by Pfizer and BioNTech gets approved, distribution and storage requirements can pose a significant challenge to mass immunization. Pfizer and BioNTech just announced that their vaccine is over 90 percent effective but must be transported at minus 70 degrees Celsius. Demand would be significant and immediate and far exceeding what manufacturers are […]

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EU Regulations on Goods Subject to Shipping Restrictions

Shipping restrictions vary by country and may apply to items such as explosives, combustibles, firearms, and corrosives, which are subject to special controls. In the European Union, restricted or prohibited goods fall in three categories – pirated or counterfeit goods, dangerous chemicals, and endangered species.      Dangerous Chemicals Hazardous chemicals that are subject to […]

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Requirements and Documents to Transport Agricultural Produce

Earth population growth is not expected to slow down over the next 80 years, making global sourcing the key to meeting growing demand for agricultural products. Producers, farmers, and growers market and sell commodities that are shipped to different parts of the world. There are import requirements, regulations, and guidelines, however, that EU freight forwarders […]

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U.S. Travel Ban and Its Impact on the Logistics Sector

US President Donald Trump suspended all travel from and to Europe on 13 March, and many European logistics providers wonder whether cargo will be affected.   What Trump Said about Cargo Initially President Trump announced that the restrictions also apply to cargo shipped from Europe to the United States. He then tweeted to say that […]

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Regulations and Guidelines for Safe Waste Shipping

Waste is shipped by sea, railway, and road transport across borders, and the goal is final disposal or recycling. Hazardous waste is also shipped from generator sites to processing facilities that can store, treat, and recycle shipments. Regulations In the European Union, freight forwarders that are shipping waste are subject to the ADR and IMDG […]

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Shipping Specifics for Beauty Products

Demand for beauty products is constantly on the rise, including shower and bath products, deodorants, sun care, fragrances, and oral, skin, and hair care. What Counts as Cosmetics Beauty products that help alter or enhance appearance count as cosmetics. This category includes a wide range of products such as face masks, hair dyes, makeup, perfumes, […]

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How Brexit Reshaped European Logistics

The Brexit deal is already a fact and transforming the logistics supply chain across Northern Europe. While retailers and consumers expect fast and efficient fulfillment of orders, movement of goods across borders may lead to delays in stock replenishment. What Brexit Means for Forwarders During the transitional period, freight forwarders may need to obtain international […]

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Technology Trends Transforming the Logistics Sector

While many freight forwarders still use low-tech solutions and manpower, more and more services providers adopt advanced solutions to meet ever-rising standards and expectations. Here are some of the tech trends that are quickly transforming the logistics industry. Blockchain Technology for Increased Automation Many services providers have embraced blockchain technology because of advantages such as […]

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Logistics Robots Are Increasingly Used for Improved, Efficiency and Accuracy

Robots are increasingly used by European logistics companies because they help automate processes and improve efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Logistics robots are mostly used in storage facilities and warehouses to move, store, and transport goods. Recent Developments and Future Trends According to the World Robotics 2018 Service Reports by the International Federation of Robotics, in 2017 […]

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Largest and Busiest Cargo Hubs in Europe

The busiest airports and ports in Europe handle large quantities of cargo thanks to their advanced technologies and strategic location. Some of the largest cargo hubs serve more than 400 destinations and ensure reliable and safe transport. International freight forwarders ship parcels and cargo from major ports and airports such as the Heathrow Airport, Brussels […]

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Cargo Shipping, Benefits, Coverage, and Premiums

Cargo insurance protects loads against risks such as theft, damage, loss, and other incidents. Unpredictable weather and local conditions, infrastructure quality, and policies and regulations make shipping and handling of cargo more complex. To this end, insurance helps protect cargo in storage and transit by compensating for the value of loads. Why Purchase Insurance The […]

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How gamification can help improve the logistics performance of IFA

For years, various logistics companies from the European logistics network have been using gamification as a tool for educating, motivating and improving the performance of the employees of the international freight forwarding companies. What is gamification and how it can affect the quality of the services provided by the International Forwarding Association Gamification is the […]

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What kinds of challenges are modern logistics facing?

The logistics freight forwarding services are an essential part of the activities of many companies and people. With the growing demand for forwarding services due to the increasingly intensifying trade, online commerce and the mobility of the people who are moving to live, work or study in different places and countries, the expectations of the […]

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The tendencies for 2018 in the logistics business

Logistics is inextricably linked to business. Here are several tendencies for 2018 which are expected to improve the efficiency of the freight forwarding service this year: An increase of the profits from omnichannel supply Omnichannel supply will continue to play a significant role in the international freight services and the forwarding services will be organized […]

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The use of driverless vehicles for European logistics – pros and cons

Driverless vehicles which use the combination between data from the road maps and the data from the vehicle sensors to get from one destination to another are already a fact. Most people associate this innovation with Google’s self-driving cars which work by implementing the road map and traffic data. They are made and function based […]

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The use of Carnet de Passages en Douane (CPD) for European shipments

The carnet de passages is an international customs declaration which is required for the temporary import of a vehicle from one country to another. It is issued in English and French languages. The import of vehicles is performed by the member companies of the European network of transportation.   The Carnet de Passages is part […]

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The role of INCOTERMS rules for international trade and logistics

The INCOTERMS rules are developed by the International Chamber of Commerce and are applied in international commerce. They are used for international trade deals and are also followed by the freight transport association when forwarding of goods is provided. The INCOTERMS rules clearly define the tasks, costs and risks involved in transporting and delivering goods, […]

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Logistics for the woodworking industry

Wooden furniture is a main product of the woodworking industry and is under constant demand. Thanks to the well-developed commercial ties within Europe, as well as the logistics services for the woodworking industry which are provided by the international freight forwarders network, customers from different countries on the continent rely on the import of furniture, […]

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Combined transport in European freight forwarding

In order to best combine the freight forwarding services in Europe with the maximum care for the environment it is necessary to create routes for the shipments which have minimum negative impact on the environment, the air pollution, the earth and require the least possible amount of fuel.  The European logistics companies are actively involved […]

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Safeguarding the transportation used for freight forwarding service in accordance to Directive 014/47/EC and the local regulations in the European countries

Safeguarding of the cargo during the forwarding provided by the freight forwarders is a major task. The need for safeguarding differs depending on the type of cargo and goods being transported, the type of transport used and other factors. The proper maintenance of the vehicles used and ensuring they are in good technical condition is […]

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The new requirements for notification when crossing the Austrian borders, effective from January 1st 2017

The globalization creates various possibilities for work in different countries, which is an important advantage for modern business including freight forwarding. In modern conditions, the specialization is becoming narrower, so training the personnel takes longer. Transferring employees from various branches of the freight forwarding companies to other European countries The companies are taking advantage of […]

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The future of European logistics in 2017

The development of the relations among the European countries and the international tendencies will affect the European freight forwarding business this year. The European logistics network takes into consideration these relations and trends, in order to continue providing its customers with timely freight forwarding services at competitive prices.   In anticipation of Brexit: the conditions […]

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Key factors which affect modern European logistics

European freight forwarding is an important element of the old continents’ economy. For freight forwarders Europe this is a daily striving for an increase of the service levels as well as the maintenance of optimal prices, despite the difficulties resulting from the current international situation. The Freight forwarders association is faced with the task to […]

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Are you ready for Logistics 4.0

Smart logistics, or Logistics 4.0 is already under implementation. It continues the connectivity called Internet of Things (IoT). This is connectivity from the supplier across the logistics service company and the transport company, for easy control at any time.   Controlling the processes – through data In controlling the processes, from the supply to the […]

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Importance of logistics for the manufacture

The prices of the transportation services are growing continuously, and on the other hand the number of drivers is reducing. This leads to raising the transportation costs and in the near future we can expect raising the prices of the transport services.   Importance of transport for the manufacture The transport is a main activity, […]

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EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) – the communication which the modern logistics cannot do without

The electronic data interchange is expressed in the interchange of business documents between business partners via their computers. This type of communication is becoming more popular because of all of its advantages, including:   The speed of exchange of information The speed for processing information The reduction of risk of errors Paper conservation   The […]

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Logistics for the pharmaceutical industry

Logistics for the pharmaceutical industry includes not only the transport of the pharmaceutical products, but their storage as well. This is why, when distribution logistics services are offered for these goods and forwarders throughout Europe have storage facilities in the main destinations in the different European countries. Apart from that, the pharmaceutical products reach the […]

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Sustainable packaging as part of the European Logistics Network practice

Protecting the environment is among the top priorities of the international freight forwarders. This is achieved through shorter and optimised routes, as well as the use of eco-friendly packaging whenever it can be used instead of the popular plastic packing. Recycling the packaging must become a higher priority in freight forwarding, because it is one […]

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EU customs preferences for import and export of certified goods

The generalised system of customs preferences in the EU is directed toward the developing countries (beneficiaries) by the developed countries, and this preferential treatment is non-reciprocal. There are special conditions which are in effect and are for the benefit of the poorest and least developed countries. Customs preference in the European Union based on the […]

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Modern Logistics Challenges, Related to New Trade Patterns

In the world of trade, development is continuous and never-ending. World trade is now recovering from the economic crisis and its volume is expected to increase. The growth trend will surely continue, as globalization and the development of technologies open all regions of the world for the flow of goods from different countries.   The […]

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Why to Choose Intermodal Logistics

What is Intermodal logistics? Intermodal logistics combines the advantages of different transport modes in order to overcome their disadvantages, which could lead to delay in transport or would unnecessarily raise the cost of transport services.   Advantages of the main transport modes Road transport can make deliveries door to door Railway transport is reliable and […]

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