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Newsletter #28/2024: Actual situation in international transport
We hope and trust that you have survived the last few days safely and, if possible, with no or at least minimal harm. And we are thinking of those who have other things to worry about than reading our newsletter, which would like to pour optimism into your veins, but not everything is sunny in the field of logistics. Nevertheless, fortune favours the prepared and let's take a brief look at what is to come and probably not to pass.
Newsletter #27/2024: Port workers strike looming in the US
The International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) union unites and represents the interests of 45,000 longshoremen in 36 ports on the East Coast of the USA. The United States Maritime Alliance (USMX) represents ocean carriers (stevedores) and port terminal operators.
Newsletter #26/2024: Actual situation in international transport
Cucumber season in logistics? The past! Get ready for changes in air, rail and sea transport. Golden Week in China, problems in Bangladesh and other challenges ahead. Get the latest on rates, capacity and potential delays.
Newsletter #25/2024: CBAM - ACTUAL INFORMATION AND NEWS
31 July is the last regular CBAM reporting deadline for Q2 2024. This report is also the last one in which benchmarks can be used. For the Q3 2024 report, the actual emission values obtained from the manufacturer must already be reported. How to access these values? This is also the subject of today's monothematic newsletter.
Newsletter 24/2024: Actual situation in international transport
The holiday season is here! But also continued port congestion and prices elsewhere than we would all like. Planned rail closures in Germany accompanied by dockworker strikes will not add to the summer cheer either. Let's take a look at what's happening right now and what's coming up a little closer.
Newsletter 22/2024: Actual situation in international transport
In today's edition we look not only at what's happening in the skies, rails and seas, but also at the new phase of the ICS 2 rollout.
Newsletter 21/2024: Actual situation in international transport
From 1 April, air services entered the summer schedule period, which in practice means an increase in flight frequencies or the reopening of routes to destinations not flown over the winter.
Electronic T2L: Simplifying customs processes in the EU
What is electronic T2L and how does it work? What are its main advantages? How to use the PoUS to submit and manage T2L applications? And how can our Customs Services Department help you?
Newsletter 20/2024: Container ship crash in Baltimore port
On Tuesday, March 26, 2024, tragedy struck the Port of Baltimore when the container ship Dali struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge. The bridge's subsequent collapse into the shipping channel blocked marine vessel access to the port and caused widespread impacts to shipping and commerce.