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News briefing from Luxembourg Cluster for Logistics

The Luxembourg Maritime Cluster celebrated its 10th anniversary during a special Gala Night on May 9th. It was the opportunity to look back at the success of the Blue Economy in Luxembourg.

On April 19th 2018, Luxembourg companies took visitors behind the scenes of logistics and supply chain management.

LuxTrust has been selected by the European Commission to provide secured services for the TRACES system.

The Cluster for Logistics organizes a conference on smart start-ups and new business models in supply chain on May 29th, 2018.

Luxembourg now allows digital consignment notes (e-CRM) for road transport.

Cargolux reports record 2017 year with its highest profit.

Following its record activity in 2017, LuxairCargo plans to create new jobs in 2018.

Kuehne + Nagel has expanded its European pharmaceutical platform in Luxembourg.

The Air Navigation Administration has just received the ISO 14001 certification for its environmental management of the Luxembourg Airport.

Two new procedures on Guichet.lu detail the rules applicable to professionals who want to transfer firearms into and from Luxembourg.

Cargolux has renewed its Good Distribution Practices qualification for transporting pharmaceuticals.

News briefing from Luxembourg Cluster for Logistics

On April 19th, 2018 companies from the industrial, trading and logistics services sectors take visitors behind the scenes of logistics and supply chain management.

Cargolux and Nippon Cargo Airlines launch a new freighter service between Luxembourg and Narita International Airport in Tokyo.

News briefing from Luxembourg Cluster for Logistics

Qatar Airways announced a new direct connection between Doha and Luxembourg in 2018 or 2019. This route could also be attractive for cargo.

A new European Directive was adopted in December 2017 concerning VAT obligations applicable to supply of services and distance sales of goods.

Opening of the new customs office in Bettembourg on March 12th, 2018, following the closure of the customs office in Esch-sur-Alzette.

Luxembourg Airport has reported that over-dimensional air freight was an important contributor to the record 938,000 tonnes of cargo handled last year at the airport's Cargocenter.