Insights for freight forwarding teams.
Practical writing on breakbulk, sustainability, technology and learning, from the Loxygen Academy team.
A High‑Growth Market Where Freight Forwarders Can Create Value
BESS is becoming a major global supply chain, creating new opportunities for freight forwarders. Smart logistics can reduce costs, complexity and risk.
While Trucks Slow Down, the Energy Transition Cannot
Should we really be slowing down the energy transition?
Building Learning Capital for the Next Generation in Logistics
In logistics, the future never arrives evenly. It shows up first, and often unexpectedly, in corridors, ports, projects and real operational decisions. Long before it finds its way into strategy decks, policy papers or conference slides. That is precisely why, at Loxygen, we treat learning as a strategic capability, not as a support function. Over the coming months, our learning activities will unfold across very different, yet deliberately connected environments. In Africa, we explore corridors, ports, breakbulk flows, green energy projects and local capability building in fast-evolving markets. In June we host a dedicated learning journey designed exclusively for the next generation of young freight forwarders in the Port of Antwerp-Bruges and Rotterdam. Different contexts. Different generations. One shared objective: building the capabilities logistics organisations need for what comes next.
When machines take over, networks win !
Amazon’s logistics expansion highlights a key industry shift: the future belongs to companies that combine human expertise with data and AI.