The Cooperative Logistics Network Joins Breakbulk Europe 2026 as Media Partner

The Coop members can benefit from an exclusive 10% registration discount for the leading international event dedicated to project cargo and breakbulk logistics

The Cooperative Logistics Network is pleased to announce its media partnership with Breakbulk Europe 2026, one of the most important annual gatherings for professionals involved in project cargo, breakbulk transportation, and heavy-lift logistics.

The event will take place from 16th to 18th June 2026 at Rotterdam Ahoy in the Netherlands, bringing together thousands of logistics professionals, project cargo specialists, carriers, freight forwarders, manufacturers, EPCs, port authorities, and supply chain service providers from around the world.

As part of this partnership, Breakbulk Europe has extended a special benefit to COOP members. The first 20 members to register for the event will receive a 10% discount on their registration fees, offering them an excellent opportunity to participate in one of the industry’s most influential networking and business development events.

Widely regarded as the global meeting point for the breakbulk and project cargo sector, Breakbulk Europe attracts more than 11,400 attendees from over 120 countries every year. The event provides a unique platform for industry stakeholders to establish new business relationships, strengthen existing partnerships, and explore opportunities in complex cargo transportation and project logistics.

The 2026 edition will feature over 700 exhibitors representing every segment of the breakbulk and project logistics supply chain. From heavy-lift carriers and freight forwarders to port operators and specialized equipment providers, the exhibition offers direct access to companies involved in some of the world’s largest and most challenging logistics projects.

In addition to the exhibition, attendees will have access to a comprehensive programme of networking events and industry discussions. The Breakbulk Live and Breakbulk Voices stages will feature presentations and panel discussions led by industry experts covering market developments, infrastructure projects, emerging trends, technological innovations, and the future of project logistics.

Event Information

Dates: 16th – 18th June 2026

Venue: Rotterdam Ahoy, Ahoyweg 10, 3084 BA Rotterdam, Netherlands

Opening Hours

Tuesday, 16th June: 11:00 – 19:00

Wednesday, 17th June: 10:00 – 18:00

Thursday, 18th June: 10:00 – 16:00

Members interested in attending are encouraged to secure their registration as soon as possible, as the discounted tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Members can contact the Coop team via WhatsApp to obtain the discount code and take advantage of this exclusive offer.

Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with key players from the global project cargo and breakbulk industry while representing your company at one of the sector’s most prestigious events.

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Members Reflect on the Warmth, Connections, and Opportunities That Define The Cooperative Logistics Network, and its 9th Annual Meeting in Bangkok

We are truly grateful for the many kind and heartfelt messages we received from members following The Cooperative Logistics Network’s 9th Annual Meeting in Bangkok. Beyond the business opportunities and one-to-one meetings, many of the testimonials shared a common feeling: appreciation for the warm welcome, the positive atmosphere, and the sense of belonging that continues to define the network.

From first-time attendees describing how welcomed they felt, to long-standing members celebrating years of friendship and collaboration, the reflections reminded us that strong partnerships are built through genuine human connections. To every member who travelled to Bangkok, participated actively, and helped create such a memorable event: thank you for your trust, your involvement, and for continuing to strengthen the network throughout the year between meetings.

The recently concluded conference once again demonstrated that successful networking is about far more than business meetings alone. While members explored new opportunities and future collaborations, what stood out most throughout the event was the spirit of community, openness, and cooperation shared among attendees.

First-Time Attendees Share Their Experience

IL Rae Cho - The Coop Seoul

For many first-time attendees, the conference became far more than a networking event. Between the one-to-one meetings, social gatherings, and informal conversations throughout the week, members had the opportunity to build genuine relationships with partners from across the world. IL Rae Cho from Nest Sea and Air, a member in Seoul, shared that although nervous at first, the “warm welcomes and kindness from everyone” quickly made the experience feel “comfortable and happy.”

The relaxed and friendly atmosphere throughout the Bangkok gathering helped transform professional connections into personal ones, something many attendees highlighted in their feedback after returning home. Anu from LogiBeats Freight Service Pvt. Ltd., a member in Ahmedabad, India, described the event as “wonderfully organized” and reflected on how “people I had only known through email turned out to be friends in person.”

For many participants, finally meeting long-time overseas partners face-to-face became one of the most rewarding aspects of the conference. The event created space not only for business discussions, but also for trust, familiarity, and stronger collaboration moving forward. Anna-Lena, a first-time attendee from Kopf & Lübben GmbH, founder member of The Coop in Bremen, Frankfurt and Hamburg, Germany, described the conference as a “wonderful and memorable experience,” especially because of the opportunity to start “putting faces to the voices from phone calls” while creating many new connections along the way.

Reconnecting with Old Friends and Building New Partnerships

One of the most valued aspects of the conference continues to be the opportunity to reconnect with long-standing partners while also building relationships with new members joining the network from different parts of the world. Throughout the event, conversations extended far beyond the meeting tables, creating an atmosphere that blended business development with genuine friendship. Tonny Yeh from NVISION Limited, a member in Ningbo, China, described the experience as “great seeing old friends again and meeting new friends.”

For many long-time members, the annual conference has become a tradition that strengthens relationships built over many years of cooperation. Gopala Pandey from  Three Aces Global, a member in New Delhi, India, who has been attending the conference for years, expressed his pleasure at reconnecting with old partners once again. The Bangkok gathering also created opportunities for members from different regions to finally meet in person after years of working together remotely.

Elsa You from Expoline, a member in Incheon, Korea, shared that it was “wonderful meeting everyone,” while Marlon de Guzman from EMCS Philippines, Inc. a member in Cebu City, Philippines, spoke about how happy she was “to have met everyone in Bangkok.” As the event came to a close, many members also took time to acknowledge the effort behind the organization of the conference and the continuity that has helped strengthen the network year after year.

Christopher Aquino from Road Logistics Inc, a member in Buffalo, USA, thanked the COOP team “for all the work on this year’s conference,” while Rakibul Islam from Swift Freight International, a Coop member in Dhaka reflected on attending all nine meetings, highlighting the long-standing relationships and continuity that continue to define the network.

A Conference Defined by Warm Hospitality and Outstanding Organization

The Bangkok conference left a strong impression on members from across the network, many of whom highlighted not only the quality of the meetings, but also the atmosphere, hospitality, and relationships built throughout the event. Lance Firmani from Skyline Freight, a  member in Johannesburg, described the conference as “unreal,” praising “the meetings, the parties, the late nights, the amazing food,” and adding that the event “once again exceeded all expectations.”

The organization and coordination behind the event were also widely appreciated by attendees. Mr. Faizan Sattar, CEO of Infinity Shipping Services, a member in Karachi, remarked: “It was truly a rewarding experience once again to be part of the event and meet so many professionals from around the world. The conference was exceptionally well organized, and the hospitality, coordination, and teamwork shown by your team were outstanding throughout the event.”

In a similar vein, Pushpak Joshi from Realog Shipping, a member in Ahmedabad, thanked the Cooperative team for “a wonderful conference and excellent arrangements,” while also highlighting the “valuable meetings” and “stronger collaborations” built during the event.

Beyond the formal meetings themselves, many attendees emphasized how the conference created opportunities for meaningful interaction and stronger professional relationships. Daniel Sackeyfio from Kandiel Logistics, a member in Tema/Accra, Ghana, says, “Organizing programs like this is no easy feat, so thank you. Thanks also to all members; the one-to-one meetings and personal interactions were very refreshing.”

The smooth organization and welcoming atmosphere of the event continued to resonate throughout the testimonials shared after the conference. Rini Verhoef from C-Log Worldwide, a member in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, expressed special thanks to the Cooperative Logistics Network team for the “excellent organization,” saying “everything was perfect.” That sentiment was echoed by Ba Anh Vu Huynh from Alliance International Logistics, a member in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam, who thanked Antonio, the Coop team, and all the members for making the conference both “friendly and productive.”

Productive Meetings and Future Collaboration Opportunities

Beyond the networking and social activities, many members emphasized the long-term business opportunities and partnerships strengthened during the conference. The one-to-one meetings once again played a central role in helping members exchange ideas, explore new collaborations, and reinforce existing relationships across the network.

Shraddha Jadhav from Pace Global Logistics, a member in Los Angeles, USA, thanked all the partners “for taking the time to meet,” reflecting the collaborative spirit that defined the event throughout the week. The conference also encouraged members to continue building on those connections long after returning home. Ricardo Videga from Portos International, a Coop member in Monterrey, Mexico, encouraged fellow members to “stay in touch to grow our businesses,” while Mizanur Rahman from RMK World Freight, a member in Dhaka, Bangladesh, described the gathering as “a successful and productive conference.”

Several attendees also highlighted their enthusiasm for future cooperation within the network. The MER Shipping team from Istanbul reaffirmed their commitment to “grow the organization & collaboration to much higher ground day by day.” Similarly, Deedy Phueanpitak from Sonic Interfreight, a member in Bangkok, Thailand, encouraged members to “keep Sonic Thailand in mind” for future cooperation opportunities, expressing hopes to work with more partners across the network in the near future.

A Community Where Everyone Feels Welcome

Many testimonials reflected the friendly and supportive spirit that continues to define the COOP community. Throughout the conference, members repeatedly highlighted the welcoming atmosphere that made both long-time participants and newcomers feel equally at home.

Arda Uluca from Ard Arda Lojistik, a member in Istanbul, Turkey, thanked fellow members for the “great atmosphere.” Cisil Murat Akman from Chain Lojistik Hizmetleri, a member in Izmir, Turkey, expressed appreciation to “the Coop family” and shared how “wonderful” it was to meet everyone once again.

The sense of openness and friendship extended beyond the conference itself, with members already looking toward future growth within the network. One attendee shared thanks for the “warm welcome” and the “amazing few days in BKK,” while also introducing “a good client and friend” who may be interested in joining the community in the future.

 

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LogiBeats Freight Services Delivers Seamless Vehicle Shipment from India to Sri Lanka

They successfully executed the vehicle shipment from India to Colombo via ocean freight using three 40 HC containers

LogiBeats Freight Services, a member of The Cooperative Logistics Network in Ahmedabad, India, has successfully carried out a vehicle shipment from the Port of Mundra to Colombo, Sri Lanka, adding another achievement to their operational track record.

The shipment involved the movement of automobiles using three 40 HC containers. The team managed the entire process from initial planning to final execution with close coordination, ensuring that the cargo was dispatched on schedule and in full compliance with all operational requirements.

“Each shipment comes with its own challenges, especially when dealing with automobiles. Our focus is always on detailed planning and strong coordination to ensure smooth execution,” said Rishi Desai, Director of LogiBeats Freight Services. “This project once again demonstrates our commitment to delivering reliable logistics solutions.”

Handling automobile cargo requires careful planning and attention to detail, and this operation highlights the company’s ability to manage specialized shipments efficiently. The smooth execution reflects their expertise in export logistics and their commitment to maintaining consistency across all stages of the shipment.

Congratulations to LogiBeats and all the best for their future endeavours!

The Cooperative Logistics Network wraps up its 9th Annual Meeting blending global reach with a highly personalized networking experience

Over 180 freight forwarders spent three days at Intercontinental Bangkok, engaging in focused one-to-one networking within a trusted and structured setting

The Cooperative's 9th Annual Meeting Group Photo

The Cooperative Logistics Network has brought its 9th Annual Meeting to a successful close, held from 11–13 May 2026 in Bangkok. The event welcomed over 180 freight forwarders from across the globe for three days of networking, strategic exchange, and collaborative discussions. What set the meeting apart was its ability to combine scale with intimacy, creating a structured environment where members could connect and engage with ease and confidence.

The meeting highlighted the importance of direct human interaction in a fast-moving, digital industry. At its core were the one-to-one meetings, where members reviewed ongoing cooperation and explored new opportunities, building trust and clarity for long-term collaboration.

One-to-One meetings

Antonio Torres, President and Founder of The Cooperative Logistics Network, commented, “Scale alone doesn’t generate value; the quality of connections does. This meeting reinforces that even at a global level, business remains personal. Every member has unique strengths and needs, and our role is to create an environment where those differences become opportunities.”

As the logistics sector continues to evolve, The Cooperative Logistics Network is focusing on strengthening its capabilities through team expansion, improved digital tools, and more secure operational frameworks. Key developments include a redesigned member directory to support faster partner selection, as well as a new payment solution currently being developed to make transactions between members more seamless and secure.

Additionally, the three-day program featured interactive Membership and FreightViewer workshops, giving attendees hands-on insight into the network’s tools and services. Led by María Serrano and Andrea Martin, the sessions went beyond FreightViewer basics to cover practical resources that support daily operations. They also highlighted continuous learning through the network’s partnership with CIFFA’s TraversEd, offering a three-level certification pathway and flexible digital courses for members.

Lastly, the conference balanced business sessions with social activities that encouraged informal interaction. A day trip to Bangkok’s landmarks, followed by the Welcome Cocktail Reception and Gala Dinner, created relaxed settings for delegates to connect more freely and build stronger personal relationships. With another successful edition completed, The Cooperative Logistics Network continues to reinforce its position as a trusted global platform for independent freight forwarders, focused on fostering long-term partnerships and supporting sustainable growth across its membership.

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The Cooperative Logistics Network Publishes March Newsletter Focused on Networking and Industry Challenges

The newsletter explores the value of face-to-face connections, highlights risks to seafarers amid rising Middle East tensions, and features member updates and key sector news

The Cooperative Logistics Network has released its March 2026 newsletter, offering members a comprehensive mix of insights, industry developments, and network updates. Leading this edition is the featured blog, “Why Attending in Person Still Wins in Logistics Networking.” The article takes a closer look at the enduring value of face-to-face interaction in an increasingly digital industry. It highlights how in-person meetings, particularly during Annual Meetings, help build trust, improve communication, and ultimately lead to stronger, more reliable business partnerships.

The Coop’s March 2026 Newsletter

The newsletter also highlights a critical issue currently affecting the maritime sector. A dedicated sector news feature examines the growing risks faced by seafarers due to escalating tensions in the Middle East. According to the World Shipping Council, nearly 20,000 crew members are at risk as attacks on commercial vessels intensify, raising serious concerns about safety and the stability of key global shipping routes. The situation underscores the broader impact geopolitical developments can have on logistics operations worldwide.

In addition to these feature pieces, the March edition includes a curated roundup of headline news from across the logistics and transport sectors. These updates provide members with a concise overview of the latest trends and developments shaping the industry.

The newsletter also offers access to recently published blog content covering relevant freight forwarding topics, along with a dedicated section highlighting member news from the past three months. This segment showcases company achievements, milestones, and operational updates from across the network, reinforcing the collaborative spirit of The Cooperative while opening the door to new business opportunities.

The Cooperative Logistics Network joins Mediterranean Ports and Logistics 2026 as Supporting Organization

The Coop’s participation reflects the network’s commitment to building stronger connections and shared growth across the Mediterranean logistics community

The Cooperative Logistics Network has announced its role as a Supporting Organization for Mediterranean Ports and Logistics 2026, a major industry event focused on port operations, shipping, and supply chain innovation in the Mediterranean region.

The event will be held from 28th to 30th April 2026 at the Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa in Porto, Portugal, bringing together a diverse group of professionals from across the maritime and logistics sectors.

Hosted by the Administration of the Ports of Douro, Leixões and Viana do Castelo (APDL), and supported by YILPORT Holding as Strategic Partner, the conference is expected to attract over 400 participants, including representatives from port authorities, government bodies, shipping companies, freight forwarders, and logistics service providers.

The event will open with a visit to Porto’s port and logistics facilities, giving attendees an opportunity to see first-hand how operations are managed in one of the region’s key trade hubs. Over the following two days, industry experts will lead discussions on important topics such as digital transformation in ports, sustainable shipping solutions, infrastructure development, connectivity with inland markets, and building more resilient supply chains.

Additionally, Porto continues to play a significant role in connecting trade routes between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, supporting a wide range of industries linked to global commerce.

Through its involvement in this event, The Cooperative aims to encourage greater collaboration among its members and the wider logistics community. It also provides a valuable opportunity for members to connect with industry peers, exchange ideas, and explore new avenues for cooperation in the Mediterranean region.

Members interested in strengthening their presence in the Mediterranean Ports are encouraged to take part in this event.

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The Cooperative Logistics Network partners with The Maritime Standard to strengthen industry collaboration

The partnership will see The Coop support a series of global TMS conferences and awards, creating new opportunities for members to connect with key maritime stakeholders

The Cooperative Logistics Network is pleased to announce its partnership with The Maritime Standard (TMS), under which the network will act as a supporting organisation for all major TMS events throughout the year. This collaboration aims to strengthen ties between the freight forwarding and maritime sectors, fostering closer cooperation between logistics operators, shipping lines, port authorities, and maritime service providers.

As a supporting organisation, The Cooperative Logistics Network will actively promote participation among its global members while helping to extend the international reach of these prominent industry events. The partnership covers the full calendar of TMS conferences and awards in 2026, including:

TMS AITECH Conference

14th April 2026 | Dubai, UAE. DUE TO  THE ONGOING SITUATION, THE TMS AITECH 2026 IS TEMPORARILY ON HOLD

The TMS AITECH conference will focus on the growing role of artificial intelligence and advanced technologies in maritime operations, highlighting how digitalisation, automation, and predictive analytics are transforming shipping, ports, and supply chains.

TMS Global Awards

7th July 2026 | Guildhall, London, UK

The inaugural edition of the Maritime Standard Global Awards will bring together industry leaders from across the world to recognise excellence in shipping, ports, and logistics.

TMS Transportation & Climate Change Conference

24th September 2026 | Saadiyat Rotana, Abu Dhabi, UAE

The TMS Transportation & Climate Change Conference will address the maritime industry’s response to environmental challenges, covering sustainability strategies, regulatory developments, and decarbonisation efforts shaping global trade.

TMS Awards

10th November 2026 | Atlantis, The Palm, Dubai, UAE

With a strong track record, the TMS Awards continues to recognise outstanding performance across shipping and maritime services in the Middle East and the Indian Subcontinent.

TMS Tanker Conference

11th November 2026 | Atlantis, The Palm, Dubai, UAE

The TMS Tanker Conference will bring together key players from the tanker and energy shipping sectors to discuss market trends, regulations, and operational challenges.

Through this partnership, The Cooperative Logistics Network reinforces its commitment to strengthening dialogue between freight forwarders and the wider maritime community. As global trade becomes increasingly interconnected, collaboration between logistics providers and maritime stakeholders is essential to support efficiency, innovation, and sustainable growth.

By taking part in these events, members of The Cooperative Logistics Network will gain valuable opportunities to increase their visibility, exchange industry knowledge, and connect with decision-makers shaping the future of global transport. Members are encouraged to participate and make the most of these platforms for networking and business development.

Headway Delivers Strong Finish to the Year and a Powerful Start to 2026

From 24 tons of air cargo in December to complex DG tank logistics in January, they once again proved their range

Headway JSC, a Coop member in Hanoi, Da Nang, Quy Nhon, Haiphong, and Ho Chi Minh City, closed 2025 at full speed and stepped into the new year without missing a beat. Across two very different operations, the company demonstrated the versatility, technical knowledge, and coordination skills required to keep critical industrial supply chains moving.

December: keeping factories running during peak season

In December, during one of the most congested moments of the logistics calendar, Headway managed the urgent air transport of more than 24 tons of industrial welding consumables from Europe to Vietnam. The shipment moved along the Prague–Abu Dhabi–Hanoi corridor and was designed to protect factory production schedules that could not afford delays.

The cargo served essential sectors including shipbuilding, heavy fabrication, cement, sugar, and paper manufacturing. Heavyweight, high value, and strict deadlines made timing the decisive factor.

After evaluating urgency and risk exposure, Headway opted for air freight. The choice allowed the customer to compress transit time, maintain planning stability, and keep tighter control over valuable materials at a moment when capacity constraints typically threaten reliability.

The team coordinated documentation, airline arrangements, packaging compliance, and milestone monitoring from origin to final delivery in Hanoi.

As Felix Nguen, Managing Director of Headway said, “Executing such a volume by air at peak season confirmed our company’s ability to mobilize international partnerships quickly and secure workable routings when the market is under pressure.”

January: precision logistics for dangerous goods

A few weeks later, the challenge shifted completely. January opened with a highly specialized dangerous goods movement: four ISO tank containers of Phenol shipped from Taicang, China, to Ho Chi Minh City through a multimodal combination of sea freight and inland trucking. Alongside transportation, Headway took responsibility for customs procedures, regulatory compliance, and ground coordination.

Phenol is a hazardous liquid chemical, so nothing in this project could be improvised. Every phase demanded certified equipment, precise documentation, and continuous supervision to safeguard both safety and production continuity for the consignee.

“Transporting dangerous goods is never just about moving cargo from point A to point B,” said Felix Nguyen. “It requires preparation, certified equipment, proper documentation, and constant monitoring. Our objective is always to protect the client’s production schedule while maintaining the highest safety standards.”

Following a detailed risk assessment, the team deployed internationally approved tank containers, secured all declarations and permits, and synchronized port and inland operations to avoid disruptions. This methodical structure paid off. The cargo flowed according to plan, with exposure to delay or penalties significantly reduced.

“Our strength lies in combining regulatory knowledge, local execution, and project coordination,” Felix added. “That combination is what enables us to manage sensitive industrial cargo with confidence.”

One company, many capabilities

Whether the job calls for lifting dozens of tons into the air at the busiest time of the year or managing hazardous liquids under strict compliance frameworks, Headway has the depth to adapt its tools, partners, and planning style to the mission.

Congratulations to Headway JSC and all the best for their upcoming projects!

Quattro Freight Secures IATA Accreditation, Expanding Its Global Air Freight Capabilities

The milestone strengthens the company’s regulatory standing and reinforces its commitment to international logistics excellence

Quattro Freight Pvt Ltd, a member of The Cooperative Logistics Network in Mumbai and Pune, India, has successfully obtained its IATA Accreditation, marking a key achievement in the company’s continued growth within the air freight sector. This development reflects the team’s dedication to meeting international standards and enhancing service reliability for its clients.

IATA Accreditation
Quattro Freight Secures IATA Accreditation

With the IATA accreditation in place, the company further strengthens its compliance framework and operational credibility in handling global air cargo shipments. In addition, Quattro Freight is an FMC-registered company and holds an MTO license, enabling it to manage multimodal and international freight movements with full regulatory alignment.

Commenting on the milestone, Mr. Vishnu Sawant, General Manager, stated, “Achieving IATA accreditation is a proud moment for our entire team. It reflects our ongoing commitment to operational excellence and strict compliance with global industry standards. This recognition strengthens our position in the air freight sector and builds greater confidence among our customers and partners.”

This accreditation marks an important step forward for them as the company continues to enhance its service capabilities and reinforce its position in the competitive global freight forwarding market.

Sawant further added, “As we continue to grow, our focus remains on building a resilient, compliant, and forward-looking organization. With our regulatory credentials and strong international network partnerships, we are well equipped to support increasingly complex logistics requirements.”

Congratulations to Quattro Freight and all the best for their upcoming projects!

VACLOG Marks 70 Years of Growth and Industry Leadership

Founded in 1956, the company continues to evolve in step with the changing demands of global trade

VACLOG, a member of The Cooperative Logistics Network, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Sao Paulo / Santos, Brazil, is celebrating its 70th anniversary. Operating through VACLOG – RVA Group, the company specializes in logistics, customs brokerage, and foreign trade services, supporting clients across a wide range of industries.

VACLOG Celebrates 70th Anniversary

Over the years, VACLOG has built a reputation for continuously adapting to market changes while expanding its service portfolio. Today, the group provides end-to-end solutions across 4PL, foreign trade, outsourcing, customs brokerage, forwarding by sea, air, and road, warehousing and distribution, e-commerce, and integrated logistics.

Reflecting on the company’s 70-year journey, Mr. Bruno Cicchini, Business Development Manager at VACLOG, shared, “Reaching this anniversary is a proud moment for all of us. It represents decades of learning, adapting, and building trust with our clients and partners. Being part of The Cooperative Logistics Network plays an important role in how we collaborate and grow internationally.”

With a strong team, customizable processes, and a clear commitment to continuous improvement, VACLOG looks ahead to the future with the same philosophy that has guided it for 70 years: adding value, evolving with the market, and growing together with its partners within The Cooperative Logistics Network.

Led by CEO Mr. Marcello Vaccari, VACLOG continues to focus on strengthening partnerships and delivering flexible, value-driven logistics solutions. According to Mr. Cicchini, “Our goal has always been to build long-term relationships. Our clients expect commitment and consistency, and that’s exactly what we aim to deliver every day.”

Congratulations to VACLOG on their 70th Anniversary, and here’s to another 70 years of excellence!