🚢Supply Chain Update – European Port Disruptions

Dear Partners and customers, We would like to update you on the current disruptions affecting major European ports, notably Rotterdam and Antwerp, due to ongoing labour actions.   🔹 Port of Rotterdam Lashing operations resumed on October 13 following a court order, after several days of strike action linked to wage negotiations.   However: Vessel [...]

2025-10-15T16:07:24+02:0015 October 2025|Categories: News, Sea freight|Comments Off on 🚢Supply Chain Update – European Port Disruptions

New Logistics Center: Beginning of construction of a Significant Expansion

In September, the first shovels hit the ground, marking the commencement of construction for the extension and brand-new logistics center, an ambitious project consisting of three buildings in three phases. The inaugural structure, showcased in the photo, is set to be completed in the coming months, adding an additional 2’000 square meters of transshipment space, [...]

2023-10-30T16:42:52+01:0030 October 2023|Categories: Customs, Logistique, News, Transport|Comments Off on New Logistics Center: Beginning of construction of a Significant Expansion

Air traffic disrupted in England

The British air traffic control system has been experiencing a technical failure for several hours. For this reason, flights to and from the UK are restricted. There is currently no indication of when services will be able to resume as normal. The affected departments are working to restore the situation as quickly as possible. However, [...]

2023-08-28T16:32:52+02:0028 August 2023|Categories: Air freight, News, Transport|Comments Off on Air traffic disrupted in England

Drought on the Panama Canal

For several days, dozens of ships have been blocked at the entrance to the Panama Canal due to its shallow waters. The authorities are obliged to restrict access in order to preserve the canal. More than 13,000 ships a year normally use this passage, which is one of the world's most important, avoiding the need [...]

2023-08-25T16:47:49+02:0025 August 2023|Categories: News, Sea freight, Transport|Comments Off on Drought on the Panama Canal
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