Welcome to our blog page where we provide you with the latest news in the world of logitics and supply chain.
Emission Data Emission Data as an Access Ticket: What CSRD Specifically Requires from Logistics Service Providers Sometime during the first half of 2024, something started to change. Procurement managers and sustainability coordinators at major shippers began sending emails to their regular transport providers with questions they had never asked before: how much CO2 did the…
Bulk Storage Software Tanks are not pallets: what WMS software really needs to support for liquid bulk storage In the world of logistics and supply chain, the same question keeps coming up more frequently: can a standard Warehouse Management System be used for the storage of liquid bulk in tanks? The question may seem technical,…
Fresh Produce Export BTOM and fresh produce exports to the UK: impact on your logistics operation in Q1 2026 In the first quarter of 2026, the NVWA and GreenportNL officially reported that there are ongoing problems in the fresh produce export chain to the United Kingdom. These are not minor disruptions in a new system,…
Customs compliance Why customs compliance in your warehouse now starts with inbound, not the declaration It’s Monday morning. The first inbound containers are already on site, while inside the pick lines are starting up for a busy day. There’s a surge in orders, a few urgent shipments, and somewhere there’s still a pallet in quarantine…
Transport Planning AI in transport planning is getting serious, but are you ready for August 2026? It’s Monday morning. Transport planning is already behind before the first truck departs. An urgent order comes in, a driver calls in sick, and the loading schedule automatically shifts. Your system suggests a new route. Logical, fast, efficient. But…
The Data Act The Data Act applies: does your warehouse operation still have control over its own data? On the floor, data rarely feels like a legal topic. It sits in scanners, forklifts, conveyors, machine events, cloud connections, and in dashboards the team relies on when pressure increases. Only when something gets stuck, a supplier…
Logistics Developments 5 logistics developments from Q1 2026 that directly impact supply chains In the first quarter of 2026, the logistics sector once again faced significant market shifts. Some developments originated outside Europe, while others came from The Hague or the Dutch market itself. However, they share one key characteristic: they all directly affect costs,…
Sand and gravel logistics Sand and gravel logistics in the Netherlands is changing, and that is especially noticeable in operations On paper, sand and gravel logistics still looks like the same work. Material comes in, it has to be unloaded, separated, stored, released, and delivered again. But on the floor, everyone can feel that something…
Zero-emissie zones Zero-emission zones are now truly affecting planners, with the first fines and warnings issued Your planning looks correct on paper. The vehicle is available, the trip is scheduled, and the delivery can go out. Yet in 2026, that is no longer enough. For an increasing number of urban deliveries, a trip must not…
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