Stock Logistic, a company specialising in international transport and integrated logistics services, has announced that it has recently joined the Americas Alliance, an organisation of leading companies in the transport and logistics sector with a presence in more than 20 countries and a solid knowledge of the sector.
Joining this association means great opportunities for Stock Logistic such as:
– Cooperation and alliances: improving efficiency and competitiveness in the market.
– Information exchange: sharing knowledge to improve decision-making and planning of transport and logistics services.
– Common standards: establishing regulations to improve quality of services, safety and regulatory compliance.
– Geographic reach: gain a presence in multiple countries or regions to provide transport and logistics services in a wide range of markets.
A major boost to further strengthen our presence in the world’s most important markets, expand our range of logistics solutions and increase our commitment to all those involved in the logistics chain.
A company that covers every link in the supply chain
Stock Logistic has more than thirty years of experience in the field of logistics, offering customised solutions that adapt to the needs of different industrial sectors. The company’s services include maritime transport, which covers the world’s main ports, and air transport, which is characterised by its great immediacy and punctuality.
Stock Logistic also has a large storage and distribution capacity, obtaining excellent results in both dry and refrigerated loads. Its facilities are strategically located in the main points of the Iberian Peninsula, which allows it to efficiently manage each phase of the logistics process.
The company also offers customs services, guaranteeing efficient management of the volume of documentation that accompanies each shipment. A great logistical ally for getting goods to any country in the world and boosting trade globally. With this new incorporation, the company shows its constant eagerness to improve its services and to bet on synergies, the perfect formula to continue evolving in the world of logistics.
The maritime industry’s great adaptability
Freight shipping remains a key player in global trade, and thanks to its increasing consolidation and innovation in a number of areas, it helps to keep the supply chain moving. However, in recent years, it has had to face the consequences of the pandemic, the war in Ukraine, a slowing world economy and the continuing geopolitical tensions between the world’s major powers. A scenario in which it has once again demonstrated its strength, its great capacity for adaptation and resilience.
If we look at the evolution of the world merchant fleet, for example, we can highlight:
– The exponential increase in energy trade and the fall in dry bulk and container traffic.
– The downward trend in freight rates has led to falling prices on the second-hand market and an increase in the scrapped fleet.
– The average age of the world merchant fleet has increased by 2.5 years in the last decade, reaching more than 12 years, due to the slow delivery of new ships and the shortage of ships sent for recycling.
– The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has proposed to the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) a revised mechanism to achieve net zero carbon emissions in the shipping sector by 2050.
– Major shipping lines have increased their market share from 48% to 91%.