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From centralized hub models to distributed multi-hub networks

For decades, many logistics networks in Europe have relied on a single-hub model, with goods entering and clearing primarily through the Netherlands, Belgium, or Germany. This approach made sense in an era of relatively stable trade flows and predictable customs rules, offering efficiencies of scale and simplified operations. However, this model is becoming increasingly risky […]

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The real cost of failed deliveries – and how to fix it

Failed deliveries are more than just an inconvenience – they carry significant financial and environmental costs that affect businesses, consumers, and logistics providers. In the e-commerce sector, 5-10% of deliveries fail on the first attempt, leading to increased operational expenses, higher emissions, and dissatisfied customers. While factors like incorrect addresses, absent recipients, and access restrictions

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How to choose the right 3PL

Choosing the right third-party logistics provider (3PL) is crucial for e-commerce companies looking to scale efficiently. With the right 3PL, businesses can streamline order fulfillment, shipping, and inventory management. However, not all 3PLs are created equal, and selecting the right partner requires careful consideration. Here are five key factors to help e-commerce businesses make an

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Addressing security risks in the logistics industry

Security risks are a major concern for the logistics industry. With the constant movement of goods across various regions and borders, there are numerous opportunities for theft, damage, and loss. Criminal activities such as cargo theft, unauthorized access, and fraud can have serious consequences for businesses, leading to financial losses, delays, and damage to reputation.

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