News

From 1 September 2018 to 30 April 2019 increased import measures will be taken in order to lower the risk of the Brown marmorated stink bug in Australia.

Scan Global Logistics and ECCO expand their partnership with a new agreement covering all inbound volumes to Denmark and Riga from ECCO’s production sites in Asia.

Effective July 2nd Scan Global Logistics has acquired 55% of Macca Logistics SARL, Bamako, Mali – incl. operational offices in the ports of Dakar, Senegal and Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire.

We are pleased to announce that effective July 2, 2018 Scan Global Logistics Australia acquires the Australian based freight forwarder Kestrel Freight & Customs Pty Ltd.

During the period of weeks 28 – 36, we will have some limitations in our road traffic to and from Sweden, due to vacations and market demand

We are proud to announce that Scan Global Logistics expands with an additional office in Japan and has by June 1, 2018 opened an office in Japan’s third largest city, Nagoya.

China Customs is implementing China Customs Advance Manifest (CCAM) regulation effective June 1, 2018.

Q1 in 2018 continued to show global growth of air freight across all trade lanes. However, not at the same pace as seen during end of 2017. In fact, March was the first month in 20 consecutive months, where the annual pace of capacity growth exceeded demand.

According to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), the demand of global airfreight grew more than 9 % last year - a growth increase that is twice as high as the previous year. In comparison with the general demand for global trade of goods, the demand for global airfreight surpassed the growth by twofold.