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Notice Regarding the Introduction/Increase of the Fuel Surcharge for Intermodal Transport
Dear Customers, Growing geopolitical tensions and uncertainty in global energy markets are factors driving a sharp rise in fuel prices. Since fuel represents a key cost factor in inland transport and handling, these fluctuations may affect the operating costs of inland services.
Newsletter 03/2026: Actual situation in international transport
Dear business partners, The combination of military escalation in the Middle East, record fuel prices, the end of a difficult winter season in European ports, and ongoing repairs to the railway infrastructure in Germany is keeping the entire supply chain on alert, leading us to predict unpredictability and volatility. The pressure for flexibility in planning is growing again. Below is a key overview of the situation across all modes of transport.
The Middle East – Actual situation – update
Dear partners, allow us to inform you about the current developments in the Middle East, with particular regard to maritime transport.
The Middle East - the actual situation
Dear partners, allow us to inform you about the current developments in the Middle East with regard to air and sea transport.
USA - a turbulent Monday for logistics
Dear partners, allow us to inform you about the latest developments in the USA.
Newsletter 02/2026: Actual situation in international transport
Winter is in full swing. Some people enjoy it, while others are slowly looking forward to spring. Have the ports thawed, or have freight rates frozen? And what should you watch out for when using train connections from the Far East? Let's take a look at what's happening in the world of logistics:
Newsletter 01/2026: Actual situation in international transport
What will the new year bring? We believe and hope for ourselves and for you that it will bring increased supply chain reliability, rates that are attractive to both customers and providers, and thus an innovative market environment. As usual, we will keep you informed of developments. Let's take a look at what is currently driving the world of logistics:
Newsletter 11/2025: Actual situation in international transport
Autumn. Some people rejoice in the colorful leaves and are moved by the changing nature. Others are already thinking about the work involved in raking them up and that it is time to prepare for winter. After reading our logistics newsletter, we will leave it up to you to decide which group you belong to. Whether you are tired of the endless gloomy news from European ports or, on the contrary, interested in the diversity of logistics, we hope that today's dose of information will be useful to you and help you prepare for winter.