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The German coalition government has decided that the kilometer tax on trucks will increase.

Last week we welcomed 16 new trainees. This is the largest number of trainees we have had to date within the same year. All the trainees were invited to spend two days of introduction at our head office in Kastrup to learn more about the company and to get to know each other socially.

Like previous years, Scan Global Logistics will once again support and join Norway’s largest annual oil exhibition, Offshore Technology Days (OTD), taking place from October 17 to 18, 2018.

Facing the challenges around the yearly peak season, Scan Global Logistics offers an expanded intermodal service from APAC to Europe.

Effective August 1, 2018, Scan Global Logistics opens an office in Hamburg, Germany. In 2017, the company acquired Crosseurope AB, which included a smaller hub in Straslund. The opening in Hamburg is therefore initiated in order to secure a continued growth in the German market.

As always seen at this time of year, the national Chinese holiday “Golden Week” is getting closer. Currently we are less than 3 weeks away.

From 1 September 2018 to 30 April 2019 increased import measures will be taken in order to lower the risk of the Brown marmorated stink bug in Australia.

Scan Global Logistics and ECCO expand their partnership with a new agreement covering all inbound volumes to Denmark and Riga from ECCO’s production sites in Asia.

Effective July 2nd Scan Global Logistics has acquired 55% of Macca Logistics SARL, Bamako, Mali – incl. operational offices in the ports of Dakar, Senegal and Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire.