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CBAM and EUDR in 2026 – What do the new EU regulations mean for logistics and freight forwarding?
From 2026, European logistics enters a new era. Two acronyms – CBAM and EUDR – are appearing more and more frequently in client discussions, customs procedures and supply chain planning. Not without reason: both have a direct impact on imports, documentation requirements and costs.
2026 Will Be the Year of Environmental Breakthrough in Freight Forwarding
According to INCON-LOGISTIC’s early-year analysis, there is an 80–90% probability that 2026 will bring a fundamental turning point in green freight forwarding at an international level.
What Can We Expect from Logistics in 2026?
As we approach a new year, it is only natural to ask: where is logistics heading, and what should we prepare for in 2026?
While no one can predict the future with certainty, recent experiences and current developments already point toward several clear directions.
CBAM and EUDR in 2026 – What do the new EU regulations mean for logistics and freight forwarding?
From 2026, European logistics enters a new era. Two acronyms – CBAM and EUDR – are appearing more and more frequently in client discussions, customs procedures and supply chain planning. Not without reason: both have a direct impact on imports, documentation requirements and costs.
2026 Will Be the Year of Environmental Breakthrough in Freight Forwarding
According to INCON-LOGISTIC’s early-year analysis, there is an 80–90% probability that 2026 will bring a fundamental turning point in green freight forwarding at an international level.
What Can We Expect from Logistics in 2026?
As we approach a new year, it is only natural to ask: where is logistics heading, and what should we prepare for in 2026?
While no one can predict the future with certainty, recent experiences and current developments already point toward several clear directions.