As a fully-fledged member of the Hungarian Lean & Green program, Gyulai Krisztina received a certificate on behalf of INCON-LOGISTIC Ltd. from the Dutch ambassador Desiree Bonis.
100% cooperation, 0% emission Read More »
INCON-LOGISTIC Ltd. organized its first Partner Meeting in 2023. The event focused on the challenges of the profession and building relationships as well as entertaining its guests with a music performance and playful activities.
INCON Partner Meeting, 2023 Read More »
Europe will be the first continent to switch to the greenest means of transport. Robotization and artificial intelligence.
5+1 Statements on the future of logistics Read More »
“We are committed to sustainability. We met with the Lean & Green program at the MLBKT conference. It was immediately apparent that the program would strengthen our green efforts.”
Among the firsts to join the Hungarian Lean & Green program Read More »
INCON-LOGISTIC is expanding its “Caring Company” program. In addition to the utility allowance launched in 2022, INCON-LOGISTIC will also provide health insurance for its employees starting in 2023. Our primary goal is to promote prevention and health awareness.
A company that cares – where health comes first Read More »
It wasn’t long ago that truck drivers relied on printed maps to navigate. With no cell phones or GPS, drivers had as many maps in their glove compartment as the number of countries they visited…
Is this the machine age? Read More »
The latest issue of Fuvarlevél analyses “science fiction in our lives” and smart technology that is decisive in logistics and transportation. Based on INCON-LOGISTIC’s experience, Gyulai Krisztina shares her thoughts about how these trends are transforming logistics.
Does it pay to invest in Smart technology as a freight forwarder? Read More »
On Earth Day, Gyulai Krisztina warned us in the ATV Start program that environmental awareness should be important every day, not just one day of the year.
Environmental Awareness is Important – But not only on Earth Day Read More »
“There is a loss of momentum in the market. The demand for containers is decreasing, and shrinking volumes are typical for all modes of transport. This trend can be explained by stagnating economic growth worldwide,” says Gyulai Krisztina in the April issue of the Supply Chain Monitor, a newspaper for supply chain managers, discussing the situation and prospects of freight forwarding in 2023.
Loss of momentum – cautious optimism Read More »
Purchasing alternative drive vehicles will be essential in the near future, claims Gyulai Krisztina, owner-manager of INCON-LOGISTIC Ltd. in an interview with Fuvarlevél.
Reducing climate footprint – you miss out, you lag behind Read More »
