We have currently issued a press release about 'Scan Global Logistics is expanding to Poland' to the media.

It is time to take part in making sustainable energy commercially viable…

With an ever increasing focus on the environment and sustainability, the most recent and pressing initiative that will affect logistics is the IMO 2020. The IMO’s Global Sulphur Cap 2020 regulations specify that every vessel worldwide must adhere to strict sulphur emissions limits by 1st January 2020 or face significant consequences. But where does that leave the logistics industry?

We expect some areas of uncertainty ahead regarding the Transpacific trade, and we want to keep you informed up front on what we are doing to assist and how we see the situation.

The Brexit deadline is closing in and we will soon know if it’s going to be Brexit with or without an exit deal. Should we end up in a situation where Great Britain (GB) leaves the EU, we will keep you updated with information and assist you with your questions and guidance on the matter.

Looking back at 2018, we saw an increasing pressure on FCL trucking capacity as well as increasing rates. This is a result of a lack of truck drivers combined with increased focus on enforcement of cabotage rules across the EU.

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

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.

Scan Global Logistics Norway is proud to be the main sponsor of the Offshore Technology Days in Stavanger, Norway once again.