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For many years, European freight discussions focused on the big players: Germany as the industrial core, France as the strike-sensitive

For most of the last decade, annual freight contracts functioned as a form of insurance. They gave shippers cost stability,

European logistics has always been a high-pressure environment, but over the course of 2024 and throughout 2025 a new psychological

Trust in European road freight has always been fragile, but in the past two years something more structural began to

There was a time when European logistics teams spoke about certain corridors with almost casual confidence. Some lanes were described

For decades, European freight planning relied on an implicit promise: the past could reliably predict the future. Lead times followed

For years, geopolitics sat in the background of European freight planning – important, yes, but distant, abstract, something for quarterly

European logistics has spent the last decade talking about systems, processes, data flows, capacity, and performance. But behind the dashboards

For years, European logistics adapted to data fragmentation almost without noticing it. Every shipper, carrier, and warehouse operated on its