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Weekly newsletter with content from the logistics and the shipping industry


Expanding cross-border EV trucking in Malaysia together with Danfoss Climate Solutions
On 5 March 2026, Scan Global Logistics launched its second electric cross-border truck in Malaysia in partnership with Danfoss Climate Solutions, marking an important milestone in their collaboration on low-emission transport between Malaysia and Singapore. The new electric truck is part of a multi-year partnership with Danfoss and is dedicated to supporting the company’s efforts to reduce Scope 3 emissions in line with its LEAP 2030 sustainability targets. At the same time,
Apr 32 min read


Eurozone factories face rising costs and supply disruptions
Eurozone manufacturers faced sharply rising input costs and major supply chain disruptions in March as a result of the conflict in the Middle East. The war disrupted global logistics networks, causing delivery delays and pushing input price inflation to its highest level since October 2022. Higher oil and energy prices significantly increased production costs, forcing companies to raise their selling prices at the fastest pace in more than three years. Economists described th
Apr 21 min read


DB Cargo launches comprehensive realignment - reorganisation concept officially confirmed
The European rail freight sector is undergoing significant change as DB Cargo begins one of the most ambitious transformations in its history. The newly confirmed reorganisation concept, approved by the European Commission and the leadership of Deutsche Bahn AG, aims to create a more stable and competitive business model in the European market. The transformation is designed to address long-standing financial challenges and increasing competition in the rail freight sector. T
Apr 22 min read


Hapag-Lloyd expands carrier haulage solutions across the Middle East
Hapag-Lloyd has introduced updated carrier haulage solutions across the Middle East in response to the evolving situation in the region and ongoing disruptions affecting logistics operations. The company is now offering cross border container transport via key gateway ports including Jeddah, Salalah, Sohar, Khorfakkan and Fujairah. These connections enable continued access to Upper Gulf markets such as Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Oman and Qatar, h
Apr 21 min read


Lufthansa Cargo strengthens global network and flexible transport options
Lufthansa Cargo has introduced its new summer flight schedule, further strengthening its global network and expanding flexible transport solutions for customers. The company continues to focus on reliability and adaptability, allowing capacity to respond quickly to changing market demand and global developments. The airline operates its own long haul freighter fleet of 18 Boeing 777F aircraft, offering a strong foundation for global cargo operations. Under the new schedule, L
Apr 22 min read


Maersk Europe Market Update April 2026
The global logistics sector is currently facing significant challenges, mainly driven by the ongoing geopolitical situation in the Middle East, severe weather conditions in Europe and infrastructure disruptions across key transport corridors. The situation in the Middle East continues to evolve rapidly, with high risks and limited visibility affecting both ocean and air freight. Shipping companies are adjusting their operations as conflicts disrupt major trade routes and impa
Apr 22 min read


Qatar Airways Cargo Continues to Restore its Freighter Network
Doha, Qatar – Qatar Airways Cargo has released an updated flight schedule, gradually increasing its freighter operations to and from Doha as part of its network recovery. All cargo flights continue to operate via dedicated flight corridors, established in close coordination with the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority, ensuring safe and reliable connectivity despite ongoing regional restrictions. At the same time, the carrier maintains its broader freighter network outside Doha, s
Apr 21 min read


FESCO moves Vietnamese vehicles via Vladivostok port to Kazakhstan
Russian transport company FESCO Transport Group has successfully delivered its first shipment of Vietnam-assembled vehicles to Kazakhstan using a new intermodal logistics route via the port of Vladivostok. The shipment began its journey at the port of Hai Phong in Vietnam and was transported by sea through FESCO’s Vietnam Direct Line service to the Vladivostok Commercial Sea Port. From there, the cargo continued by rail to its final destination in Kazakhstan, demonstrating th
Mar 271 min read


Psa Zeebrugge powers 50% of electricity needs with over 1,800 vertical solar panels
PSA Zeebrugge has taken a major step toward sustainability by installing nearly 1,900 solar panels at its terminal in Belgium. Unlike traditional rooftop systems, the panels are mounted vertically on the facades of warehouse buildings, making the project one of the largest vertical solar installations in the country. The system has an annual capacity of approximately 770 megawatt-hours (MWh), which is enough to cover about half of the terminal’s electricity consumption. In ad
Mar 272 min read
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