Scan Global Logistics continues to expand its presence in Europe by opening a new office in Marseille, marking its fourth establishment in France since its initial opening in Lille in 2021. This new office provides direct access to France's second-largest commercial port area, and trade routes to Asia, particularly China and the USA, will be of primary importance initially. However, the port's direct connectivity to Africa and the Middle East presents significant business prospects in these regions.

With the erection and installation of 32 turbines in the North Luzon region of the Philippines, in close collaboration with a valued industrial project customer, we have constructed the largest wind farm project in the country to date. Despite encountering challenges due to the challenging circumstances in the mountainous area, the 160 MW project is now completed, and another is ongoing.

Windward’s solution will provide Scan Global Logistics’ customers with a single source of truth of real-time ocean freight data, enhanced visibility, and the tools to optimise decision-making and manage by exception for increased on-time performance.

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.