Europe simplifies customs with the European Maritime Single Window
This new Regulation establishing a European Maritime Single Window implies that port formaties will only need to be filled in once, avoiding duplicates and unnecesary copies.
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How to prepare logistics for Brexit
The withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union will suppose many changes for the logistics sector, so it would be necessary to be prepared.
Europe changes the Eurovignette, extending it to all kinds of vehicles
The Eurovignette it the unified fare system that the EU is promoting for the road network in Member States and that charges users basing on time of use. Now, according to the draft regulation recently approved by European Parliament, it will move to a toll based on the distance travelled.
Europe commits to leading decarbonisation in land, sea and air transport
Europe must put an end to CO2 emissions in transport by 2050. This means halting climate change, gaining energy independence and increasing competitiveness.
Cybersecurity challenges in logistics and transport
Last 30 October Madrid hosted a workshop entitled “Cybersecurity in Logistics and Transport”. An event with debates, sucess stories and lectures about how to stop cybercrime.
Challenges and opportunities for the customs sector at the 26th ASAPRA Conference
The 26th Conference of ASAPRA was held in Barcelona from 5 to 7 June last. ASAPRA is a body that brings together customs chambers, federations, associations and unions of agents, shippers and brokers from Latin America, Spain and Portugal.
Meetings with logistics and transport for 2017
A selection of the logistics and transport events taking place on different dates and in different parts of the world.
Bilogistik, the transport company for solid bulk from Petronor’s FRU plant
Bilogistik has been awarded the tender for Petronor’s Fuel Reduction Unit (FRU)’s plant solid bulk road transport.
Brexit’s consequences for the logistics industry
United Kingdom approved its exit from the European Union and this has created huge uncertainty in the logistics sector. What are the consequences?
