Scan Global Logistics, one of the fastest-growing companies within global transportation and logistics, has today announced a multi-year renewal with Danish golf stars Nicolai and Rasmus Højgaard.

In a world increasingly searching for better ways to generate alternative energy, we have had the pleasure of being contracted and developing the project of transporting 16 complete WTGs to Lac Hoa & Hoa Dong in Vietnam.

Boxing Day. The busiest shopping holiday of the year in North America. A prominent junior apparel retailer with 14 banners and 1,000 stores across Canada called us to help ensure their stock availability for the season sales. Within four days, our team implemented a warehouse and courier solution, increasing the daily container processing from two to seven, thus increasing sales.

Geopolitical impact as consequences of the war in Ukraine, COVID-19 lockdowns in the factory of the world, China, coupled with an already overheated logistics market, has sent the Western world as we know it into an unprecedented supply crisis. Below you will find our latest advisory.

Severe flooding in Pakistan have left children and families in need of emergency supplies.

Scan Global Logistics A/S, arrange on behalf of United Nation HQ, New York the deployment of Dutch Contingent owned equipment from Eemshaven, the Netherlands via. Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire Seaport to Gao, Mali in support of MINUSMA (The United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali).

Sensitive broadcasting equipment needs special care. For Nippon Hoso Kyokai (Japanese Broadcasting Corporation), we successfully delivered more than 15 tons of equipment by air and ocean, including setup, ready for the direct broadcast of the FIFA 2015 Women’s World Cup.

The M/V Africa Mercy hospital ship was stuck in Las Palmas due to generator problems and thus had no power on the entire ship. MAN Energy Solutions in Frederikshavn, Denmark, donated all spare parts to this ship and booked our Airfreight department in Billund, Denmark, to handle the urgent delivery.

Our engineers are put to the test when moving a +150-ton heavy transformer to the remote regions of Mozambique calls for a never tried before solution. While the monsoon is closing in, threatening to delay delivery, 40 dedicated people work relentlessly to solve the unique challenge in a close cross-country collaboration.