Scan Global Logistics (SGL), the global logistics provider, continues its growth path in Latin America through a combination of new market entries, expansions and acquisitions. By opening new offices in Argentina and Colombia and improving service operations in Chile, Peru, and Mexico, the company is expanding product offerings and adding new competencies in new and existing locations. In addition, SGL recently signed the papers to acquire BLU Logistics in Brazil, a leading Brazilian freight forwarder that will add expertise mainly on the China and Southeast Asia trade lanes to SGL’s global network.

On October 1 2024, strike activity by the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) has been reported, impacting ports and terminals along the Gulf and Eastern Seaboard. We wish to provide you with an update and overview at this early hour.

The strike between the United States Maritime Union (USMX) and the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) is essentially over. Longshoremen are expected to return to work as early as today (Friday, October 4, 2024).

Copenhagen, 10 October 2024: The e-truck, equipped for trailer attachments, will be used for ad hoc bookings and can perform several trips per day, depending on the route length. While primarily serving local routes in Gothenburg area, it will also be available trips in other areas of Sweden and occasional trips to Denmark.

At Scan Global Logistics (SGL), our top priority is uncomplicating the world for our customers. That's why we've forged a strategic partnership with Windward, the global leader in Maritime AI™, to deliver proactive exception alerts, more precise and timely Estimated Times of Arrival (ETAs), and enhanced ocean milestone visibility. Our mission is clear: we aim to empower our customers with cutting-edge solutions, ensuring their supply chains remain fluid, efficient, and resilient—regardless of global challenges.