Immologistics is gaining ground in the world of logistics and supply chain management due to its ability to find customized storage solutions that cater to the changing needs of customers. But what exactly is immologistics, and what services can Transped offer in this regard? What is Immologistics? Immologistics, a contraction of "real estate" and "logistics,"
The logistics industry plays a critical role in the global movement of goods and merchandise. However, the extensive use of fossil fuels in this industry has raised significant concerns about its environmental impact and the need to seek more sustainable alternatives. In recent years, alternative fuels have emerged that offer a promising solution to reduce
At Transped, we continue to invest in sustainable logistics, and we are already part of a network of freight forwarders offering reverse logistics services. What is this new concept of reverse logistics and why is it essential in being part of a circular economy? Please read on. What is reverse logistics? Reverse logistics and the
Strong and intact supply chains are imperative to our global economy. 2022 once again tested the resilience of international logistics with the war in Ukraine as well as China's socioeconomic decisions, so vital for world trade. Greater transparency, sustainability and digitization will continue to be fundamental issues for a sector that is facing new challenges.
Rail transport of goods represents only 5% compared to other forms of transport, such as maritime transport or road transport. The Ministry of Transport has launched the Freight 30 plan with the aim of doubling rail´s share of the freight market to 10% by 2030. Here we disclose the main actions in the interest of
World Maritime Day, sponsored by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), was celebrated by showcasing the theme "New technologies for greener shipping." In Spain, the General Directorate of the Merchant Marine of the Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda (MITMA) supports the measures adopted by the European Union and the IMO, which are linked to
