Pallets were a true “breakthrough” invention in logistics in the 1930s. Suddenly it became possible to combine and transport compact shipments, even in large formats. There have always been pallets

Have you ever thought about why the tractors in America simply look much nicer than in Germany? The “truckers” there don’t just drive with polished chrome strips and

No matter how much digitalization simplifies our modern lives, there will always be someone who messes with it. All online scams have become increasingly popular in recent years due to the numerous mobile applications

At the beginning of 2020, no one could really have imagined that the coronavirus would have such a serious impact on Europe and Germany in particular. Now the economy is taking a look

China is the so-called workbench of the world. All the goods on which we depend in Europe are imported from the Far East. Incidents such as the development of the coronavirus are a given

As early as 2016, the majority of British voters voted to leave the EU. Around four years and two heads of government in the House of Commons later, Great Britain leaves on January 31, 2020

We Europeans feel like we've only just put it behind us: the transition into a new year with lots of fireworks and even more good resolutions. The traditional Chinese lunisolar calendar originally had

Incoterms have the task of regulating the obligations of buyers and sellers in international trade in goods in a transparent, clear and globally recognized manner. The current version of the Incoterms® came into effect on January 1, 2020

As early as November, many users of well-known sales platforms dig deep into their pockets on Black Friday and grab lots of great offers. But mail order sales are also booming throughout the entire pre-Christmas period.

In the era of Fridays for Future demos and large voter turnouts for the Greens, it is no longer just about getting “dirty diesel engines” off the streets. As part of environmental policy