As summer slowly fades away, school is starting again. The mornings bring packed lunches and traffic jams… but there’s still time for one last trip to the beach, one more fried dough at the lakeside, or the very last ice cream of the season. Christmas? Cold weather? Snowfall? Or Holiday gift shopping? Sounds surreal right […]
Rail infrastructure in Slovenia is currently facing significant challenges. Ongoing track renovations, route closures and limited capacity have forced the national railway infrastructure operator to implement necessary schedule adjustments. As a result, significant delays and train cancellations are to be expected – especially in freight transport. The changes include daily timetable reviews and a reduced […]
Great freight forwarding works like magic: you don’t even notice it’s there — you just see your goods arrive on time, safely, and at a fair price. It’s seamless. Effortless. Until something goes wrong — and suddenly, it’s not so invisible anymore. Many think shipping is simple: choose a route, pick a provider, and you’re […]
It is a great honor for our company to be ranked among the best based on Dun & Bradstreet’s objective company rating. We place great emphasis on conducting our business fairly in the market, so it is especially important to us that an external expert has confirmed that our company’s probability of insolvency is exceptionally low.
The EU's new regulation on marine fuels came into effect on January 1, 2025. According to this, commercial ships over 5000 gross registered tons operating in EU ports must reduce their emissions, or face sanctions, which may include fines or revocation of their licenses.
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It has been a year since the Red Sea "shipping" situation began.
On Tuesday morning, December 12, 2023, a tanker sailing under the Norwegian flag was hit by an anti-ship missile fired by Yemeni Houthi rebels off the coast of the Red Sea. The ship, named Strinda, had departed from Malaysia days earlier and was heading towards the Suez Canal.
In the world of transportation, proper packaging and sizing of cargo are receiving increasing attention. Appropriate packaging and size determination are important not only for the safety of the shipment but also result in cost-effectiveness, faster shipping, and more environmentally friendly solutions. Improperly packaged goods are more vulnerable to the forces encountered during the shipping process. This is especially important when dealing with fragile or valuable items. Carefully packaged and properly sized cargo reduces the chance of damage, ensuring that products arrive at their destination intact.
New requirements have been introduced for cargo shipments on passenger aircraft that transport goods to Australia, Canada, and the United States, or pass through these countries, and originate from countries designated by the governments of the aforementioned countries. These requirements stipulate that cargo can only be accepted for air transport from shippers with whom the freight forwarder or carrier has an Established Business Relationship (EBR).
Dear Client, Partner!
Thank you for reading our first blog note. Our goal with writing this blog is to create a new communication channel towards our clients and partners, where we can provide brief, factual information about important events in cargo transportation and inform about significant changes affecting freight transport from time to time. We plan to share our objective, fact-based, but subjective opinions about the behind-the-scenes secrets of forwarding and transportation, as well as the background and the reasonable or unreasonable reasons that can be found in the underlying processes.
