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New EU customs framework: more control, more data and new obligations
The European Union has taken a further step towards modernising its customs system. On Monday 21 September, the regulatory reform came into force, with the aim of adapting controls to the growth of e-commerce and improving the management of imports from third countries. For companies such as Stock Logistic, a freight forwarder and full-service logistics operator, the reform represents a significant change in information management, controls and [...]
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Global trade is reshaping its supply chains
International trade is undergoing a global-scale restructuring. Geopolitical tensions, trade conflicts, disruptions to strategic routes and the need to reduce dependencies are leading companies to review supply chains that, for decades, have been designed primarily on the basis of cost and efficiency. The aim is no longer simply to minimise costs, but to design supply chains that are more resilient, diversified and better equipped to cope with [...]
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What should the operational process look like for an e-commerce import?
Efficient logistics operations are essential to ensure that imported goods reach their destination without a hitch. In the e-commerce sector, where deadlines and speed are crucial, every stage of the process requires precise planning. Our E-Commerce Solutions team at Stock Logistic is on hand to answer customers’ queries, explain procedures and provide all the information needed to understand every stage of the import process, from requesting a quote [...]
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LCL vs FCL: Optimising cargo in a shifting market
In an increasingly volatile global logistics environment, decision-making in maritime transport has evolved beyond simple cost calculations. Changing freight rates, geopolitical tensions and growing demands for sustainability are redefining the rules of the game, forcing companies to adopt a more strategic approach to managing their shipments. In this context, the choice between less-than-container load (LCL) or full container load (FCL) is a key [...]
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The conflict in the Middle East and its impact on global shipping
The conflict in the Middle East has reached a critical juncture for the stability of global shipping. The Strait of Hormuz, a vital route for energy supplies and trade in the Gulf, is in a vulnerable position, forcing international operators to urgently rethink their transport strategies. For the freight forwarding sector and shippers, this situation not only leads to delays but also poses an unprecedented economic challenge that affects the [...]
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Recognition of the leadership of the Stock Logistics Management
Stock Logistic places management talent at the heart of its business. The specialist publication “C de Comunicación” has recognized Cristina Portolés from the Commercial Department and Diego Bergareche, who works in the Madrid office, as the Best Managing Directors of logistics operators. This recognition highlights the strategic role of those who lead companies that are of great importance to the smooth running of the supply chain. The C List is [...]
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Managing exports in complex markets
At Stock Logistic, we have extensive experience working with Spanish companies on their internationalization processes, designing and implementing comprehensive logistics strategies tailored to the operational, regulatory, and commercial requirements of each target market. Exporting to markets as diverse as China, the United States, or Latin America requires knowledge not only of the routes to be taken, but also of the customs duties that affect [...]
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Christmas logistics: the invisible engine behind the holidays
Christmas is one of the most eagerly awaited times of the year, but it is also one of the most demanding for logistics companies due to the high volume of orders and the pressure to meet very tight deadlines. Behind every gift under the tree, every online purchase delivered on time, and every shelf filled with merchandise, there is a complex network of planning, transport, and coordination working around the clock to ensure that everything runs [...]
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Reverse logistics is gaining ground as a key element of the circular economy
In recent years, the circular economy has positioned itself as one of the fundamental pillars for companies to reduce their environmental impact and optimise their resources. In this context, reverse logistics, which is the process that allows for the management of returns, recycling and reuse of products and packaging, is becoming increasingly relevant in sectors such as e-commerce, manufacturing and distribution. Unlike the traditional model, [...]
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The new Sustainable Mobility Act and its impact on logistics
The new Sustainable Mobility Law establishes a new regulatory framework for transport in Spain, with direct implications for companies and logistics operators. Among its key measures, it requires companies with more than 200 employees to approve sustainable mobility plans within a maximum period of two years, which will influence staff organisation and the way in which workers access logistics centres and warehouses. The law also provides for [...]