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Who are the MTOs really?
Generally speaking, the term ‘multimodality’ is used (perhaps incorrectly) as a synonym for ‘intermodality’. It is not widely used in…![fatturato 2019]()
Cost Accounting in Transport
According to the definition in a renowned textbook (Matz, A., Curry, O.J., Frank G.W. (1957) Cost Accounting, South-Western), cost accounting…![trasporto combinato]()
Multimodality, Intermodality and Combined Transport
Intermodal transport represents a strategic and integrated approach to logistics management, aiming to combine the strengths of different transport modes…![MTO]()
New Emission Standards for Trucks
The European Council has recently agreed on a "general approach" regarding a proposal to improve and update CO2 emission standards…![trasporto sostenibile]()
Book & Claim
Great news from the world of emissions accounting and reporting for the transport and logistics sector. The Smart Freight Centre…![trasporto su rotaia]()
Modal Shift: Myth or Reality? The Commitment of GRUBER Logistics
The topic of the so-called "modal shift" is a highly controversial subject among transport systems and policy experts. On the…![Connecting Europe Days]()
THE “CEF” PROGRAMME AND THE PARTICIPATION OF GRUBER LOGISTICS IN THE “CONNECTING EUROPE DAYS”
At the forefront of Europe's strategic infrastructure investments is the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF), a key programme dedicated to driving…![fatturato 2019]()
The Controversial Brenner Issue: Why Logistics Restrictions Are Wrong
Road freight transport is increasingly affected by the restrictions enforced by Austria along the Brenner corridor. Since 2010, Tyrol has…![]()
European Council approves stricter CO2 emission standards
On 13 May, through the adoption of a new regulation, the European Council approved updated CO₂ standards for heavy-duty vehicles,…![]()
The European Council adopts the expansion of the TEN-T trans-European network
On Thursday, 13 June, the European Council approved an updated regulation on EU guidelines for the expansion of the trans-European…
The digital co-pilot for safe and efficient heavy and oversized transport – with additional costs
Even on longer car journeys, having a co-pilot can be a great help: they can take over the wheel or…
The Free Port of Trieste: History, Advantages, and Strategic Future
The concept of a free port has deep historical roots and represents an important evolution in the international trade landscape.…![]()
Gruber Logistics Book&Claim: Reducing emissions in heavy goods transport
Sustainability in heavy goods transport has emerged as a matter of critical importance, compelling companies to take proactive measures to…
Digitalisation of Transport: Italy Adopts e-CMR and GRUBER Logistics is at the Forefront
On 26 September 2024, Italy took a significant step towards the digitalisation of transport with the entry into force of…
Gruber Logistics at the forefront of the European ACCESSMILE project
Gruber Logistics is actively involved in the ACCESSMILE project, an initiative funded by the Central Europe programme aimed at improving…
Fraunhofer Top 100: GRUBER Logistics Recognized as a Leading Logistics Company in Europe
For those interested in the economic dynamics of the logistics sector, the current divergence between the real and nominal economies…
GRUBER Logistics Actively Leading the Digitalization of the Sector
The digitalization of transport is radically transforming the logistics and freight forwarding sector, driving a significant evolution of traditional processes.…
Wasted Loading Capacity in European Transport: Causes and Solutions
Despite the ongoing efforts of logistics companies to optimize transport operations, a structural issue regarding the inefficient management of loading…
Less than a full truckload, more than a parcel: the hidden value of LTL
In the world of logistics, where attention often centers on full truckloads (FTL/FCL) or light express shipments (the CEP segment),…
Untapped Market Potential of Contract Logistics: €90 Billion in Europe
Over the past thirty years, the outsourcing of logistics services has transformed how European companies manage their supply chains. In…
The Evolution of the Port: From Node to Logistics System
Ports were once conceived simply as break-bulk nodes, places where goods were transferred from one means of transport to another,…
IKIGAI: Asia sets challenges for logistics innovation and Europe responds
The logistics sector faces major challenges: the now chronic driver shortage, the urgent demand for dedicated freight space—especially in complex…
Evolutionary Trends in Logistics and Freight Transport Roles
To fully understand the evolution of roles within logistics and freight transport, it is essential to start with some basic…
Incoterms: three letters, a world of meaning
Incoterms (International Commercial Terms) were created in 1936 by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) with a simple yet powerful…
The True Environmental Impact of Air Freight
Air transport represents the freight mode that generates the highest emissions per unit of cargo moved. According to the GLEC…
A word that is simple only in appearance
Logistics is a word that seems straightforward, almost intuitive, but in reality conceals surprising complexity. It is often used as…
Will we set aside the Mercator projection?
The reference to the Mercator projection is no coincidence: by its nature, this cartographic representation tends to distort polar regions,…![BESS]()
Battery Storage and Heavy and Oversized Transport: Logistics as a Key Element of the Energy Transition
Electricity demand is continuously increasing, driven by the electrification of industry, mobility and other areas of consumption, as well as…











