The European Union’s shift toward strict CO₂ regulation has become one of the most significant forces reshaping the freight market.

Over the past two years, strengthened external border controls across the European Union have become one of the most influential

Lead-time reliability has become one of the most underestimated cost drivers in European logistics. While companies focus on rates, fuel

European logistics is entering one of the most consequential regulatory cycles in decades. By 2030, the EU aims to align

Cost-to-Serve has been widely used in retail and FMCG, yet in international logistics it remains underrated. Many companies still rely

European freight operations have become increasingly dependent on corridor performance rather than simple distance or transit time metrics. Companies that

Risk management has become one of the defining challenges of modern European logistics. Transport corridors are increasingly unstable, regulations evolve

In European freight operations, the choice between FTL (full truck load) and LTL (less-than-truckload) is far more than a pricing

Germany remains the logistical backbone of the European Union. Its highways, intermodal hubs, and cross-border links handle the majority of

Warehousing across Europe is undergoing a structural transformation. Instead of building large buffers of inventory “just in case,” companies are