In these times where the pandemic brings massive change within customer buying behavior, it has never been more clear, which companies have the right mindset, leadership and supply chain to meet the changing consumer needs and which companies continues to think in ownership rather than partnership. If the companies do not pay attention and meet the demand from the consumers, they will be on the direct path towards extinction.

We are pleased to announce that we by July 1st open our second office in Norway, this time in Bergen.

The global logistics sector continues to be plagued by a wide range of disrupting factors, including continued geopolitical and macroeconomic instability, fiscal policy reversals topped off by infrastructural bottlenecks. These factors, previously seen as exceptional, have now become everyday topics – and as we say, “the new normal”.

As the banner illustrates Scan Global Logistics is turning a sharp and memorable corner as we celebrate 50 years of making the world of logistics a little less complicated. Turning a sharp corner is also a good occasion to reflect on the current temperature within the world of logistics, and as well the world as a whole.

‘Logistics is a people business, first and foremost,’ says Allan Melgaard, Co-founder and Global CEO of Scan Global Logistics. ‘From day one, our DNA has been about empowering people to act, learn, and solve problems.’