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Cluster for Logistics: overview of the logistics sector in 2020
Cluster for Logistics describes the situation of the logistics sector in 2020, during health crisis.
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Food Safety Unit: Online conference on 7 June 2021
On 7 June 2021 from 12.30 to 14.00, the Food Safety Unit organises a web conference about mandatory notification of recalls, and food and products recalls.
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Customs and excise administration: an exemplary involvement in health crisis
During the health crisis, the Customs and Excise Administration is very involved in logistics and administrative tasks and supports mobile teams in vaccination campaign.
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Luxair: perseverance despite difficult results in 2020
In 2020, because of health crisis, airlines sector was directly impacted. Luxair has presented a net result of -154.9 million euros. In spite of the situation, the company shows perseverance and motivation.
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Certification "Good Distribution Practices" for CFL logistics
CFL logistics has received the certification "Good Distribution Logistics" respecting European storage and warehouse management standards for pharmaceutical and medical products.
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Cargolux: strong financial results in 2020
After a difficult 2019 year, the Luxembourg air freight company recorded a significant rise in profits in 2020.
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Colis Privé company lands in Luxembourg
The French company, Colis Privé, develops its international activity with landing in Luxembourg, Belgium and Marocco.
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Cargolux Airlines, leader in GDP
The certification of "Good Distribution Practice" has confirmed Cargolux Airlines as a leader in pharmaceutical and healthcare products transport.
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Supply Chain Day: 15 April 2021
On 15 April 2021, C4L invites you to participate to the Luxembourg Edition of the Supply Chain Day.
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C4L: Online conference for shippers "Connecting Europe"
Cluster for Logistics invites shippers to a round table webinar about "connecting Europe": Logistics connectivity from Benelux to Hinterland", on 14 April 2021 : 17.00-18.30.
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Luxembourg 8th in the World Happiness Report 2021
According to World Happiness Report 2021, Luxembourg ranks 8th.
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UK: revised timetable for the introduction of border controls
On 11 March, the UK government announced the revised timetable for the introduction of UK border controls on imports from the EU into Great Britain.
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C4L: Launch of the "Logistics conversations" podcast
Cluster for Logistics launches a bi-weekly podcast covering supply chain and logistics management news and issues.
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Cargolux among the top 10 Boeing 747 freight operators
In 2020, according to data from Spire Aviation, Cargolux belongs to the top 3 freight operators of Boeing 747 freighters.
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Luxairport: 6% increase for freight results in 2020
In spite of sanitary crisis, in 2020, Luxairport presents good figures for freight traffic with an increase of cargo volumes by 6% compared to 2019.
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Brexit: Webinar "Movement of goods through non short straits RoRo locations in Northern Europe"
Border and Protocol Delivery Group (BPDG) organises the webinar “Movement of goods through non short straits RoRo locations in Northern Europe” on 27 January 2021 from 14:00 to 16:00 (UK time) / 15:00 to 17:00 (CET).
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C4L: RoundTable Webinar "BREXIT: Operational challenges after January 1st resolved through strategy"
The Cluster for Logistics invites you on 28th January 2021 / 17:00-18:00 to join the RoundTable Webinar "BREXIT: Operational challenges after January 1st resolved through strategy: Your questions answered!" organised by its partner: CSCMP Benelux.
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Port of Antwerp: Certified Pickup, the new digital process for the release of containers
On 4 January 2021, 'Certified Pick up', the new digital solution for the release of containers, replaces the system of PIN codes.
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CFL Multimodal: a new rail connection between Bettembourg-Dudelange and Rostock
On 11 January 2021, a new rail connection will be launched between the Intermodal Terminal Bettembourg-Dudelange and the RTM Terminal at the Rostock Port.
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Post-Brexit: procedures, controls in Belgian seaports and traffic flows in Belgium
On the 1st of January 2021, things change. The end of the transition period (1 February - 31 December 2020) will bring about major changes. The United Kingdom will no longer be part of the customs union and the internal market of the European Union. Post-Brexit procedures, controls, handling, and traffic flows in/to Belgian seaports have been prepared.