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The Logistics Matrix: Why Your Choice of PartnerDefines Your Competitive Edge

A professional perspective from a logistics engineer and content specialist The global logistics market approached $10 trillion in 2024, and according to forecasts, it is projected to reach $21 trillion by 2033 (Precedence Research, 2025). This figure is not merely an industry statistic – it represents the invisible infrastructure without which the modern economy could […]

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What Does the War Mean for Global Logistics?

On the fifth day of the Iran conflict, it is still unclear whether the situation will develop into a short, rapid military campaign — as some political leaders hope — or an extended conflict.

What is already clear, however, is that international freight transport is beginning to feel the effects.

Global logistics systems are highly sensitive to geopolitical tensions. The current situation is unfolding in a region that hosts one of the most critical maritime trade corridors in the world.

The team at INCON-LOGISTIC Kft. has summarized the most important developments.

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Transport Market Trends in 2026: Realignment, Price Pressure, and Conscious Positioning

The period from 2022 to 2025 clearly showed that the transport market and road freight segments do not operate linearly. An initial growth momentum was followed by industrial slowdown, then signs of stabilization emerged — though not equally across all segments. In 2026, the question is not whether the market is difficult, but how each logistics player adapts to the changed environment.

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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.

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