What, how, and where answered Are you struggling with what to do to reduce your transport emissions? Are you in doubt about getting started on the journey?   Are you unsure where your carbon-reducing efforts would have the most impact on your supply chain? Reducing transport emissions is one part of decarbonising your supply chain. But where to start? We can help you. Two types of Expert Advisory are available to support your reduction journey to a good start:

When paperwork can save you money and time Get your customs right and save yourself a huge amount of trouble and money. Did you know that more than 41% fill out their customs declaration wrong? For many, customs clearance and declarations are simply a matter of paperwork and formalities. But not handling the paperwork correctly, paying attention and understanding the world of customs can easily result in the shipment being stuck where it should have been on the move. That could have a significant financial impact on your business. That is why we take your paperwork very seriously.

The right way or the high way We ensure your shipments comply with the United Nations' universal system for the classification, packaging, marking, and labelling of dangerous goods. It is worth noticing that there may well be rules, regulations, or even strict requirements regarding packaging, labelling and how to separate different types of goods. Whether shipping companies or airlines, the operators might have additional requirements that must be considered and complied with.

Control Tower – We control and oversee everything for you. 24/7 One 24/7 single point of contact is guaranteed to you with our supply chain Control Tower solution. Regardless of your transportation needs or requirements, your dedicated control tower logistics team focuses on your supply chain, developing it, and ensuring everything runs smoothly. Around the clock.

Cargo insurance – Better safe than sorry In general, logistic companies, shippers, carriers, and freight forwarders only carry limited liability under international law and maybe even less under national law, which is why we strongly suggest that you stay safe by getting cargo insurance. Specifically, when dealing with the transport of ready-made goods and so-called high-value products, the economic risk is so high that cargo insurance should be a natural preference. Your cargo may be damaged or lost for numerous reasons in transit or during transport. Who is liable can be fairly complex. Especially since there are major differences between the liability of shippers, carriers, and freight forwarders. Without insurance, you risk not being able to get any compensation if your cargo gets damaged.