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Allberg Logistics Global

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Allberg Logistics Global

ALLBERG LOGISTICS provides smart global freight and logistics solutions. WE KNOW. WE HEAR.

From standard shipments to complex cargo, we ensure secure, efficient delivery by road, rail, air, and sea — keeping your business moving worldwide. ALLBERG LOGISTICS is a global provider of transportation and supply chain solutions, delivering reliable and efficient logistics services worldwide. With years of industry experience, we offer tailored freight solutions across road, rail, air, and sea

— ensuring safe, timely, and cost-effective delivery for businesses of all sizes. From standard shipments to complex project cargo, our team combines advanced technology, global network coverage, and flexible logistics strategies to keep your business moving. WE DELIVER

🌍 Global logistics
🚚 Multimodal transport solutions
📦 Safe and reliable cargo handling

28/04/2026

✈️ Europe may be heading toward a serious jet fuel supply crisis.

Disruptions in the Middle East are tightening global jet fuel availability, putting increasing pressure on European airports and airline operations. 🌍

The region normally supplies up to 75% of Europe’s jet fuel imports, supporting key aviation markets including:

🇬🇧 UK
🇩🇪 Germany
🇫🇷 France
🇪🇸 Spain
🇹🇷 Turkey
🇮🇹 Italy

While imports from the U.S. are increasing, experts warn they are still far from enough to replace lost Middle Eastern supply.

According to the International Energy Agency, even additional U.S. volumes would cover only a little more than half of the disrupted supply.

⚠️ The biggest concern: fuel reserves.

If stock levels drop below 23 days of supply, airports could begin facing operational disruptions and even flight cancellations — potentially as early as June.

🎙️ Willie Walsh warned:

“We could start to see some cancellations in Europe for lack of jet fuel.”

For the aviation industry, this is becoming more than an energy issue — it’s a growing operational risk.

23/04/2026

🌟 Success Story: Natalia Wasik 🌟

At ALLBERG LOGISTICS, every career journey is built on growth, resilience, and continuous learning. Today, we’re sharing the inspiring story of Natalia Wasik — an expert whose path proves that success is not a race, but a process of constant development.🚀

From the very beginning of her career, Natalia made a conscious decision to work in a field that combined her two biggest interests: transport and finance. With academic backgrounds in transport & logistics management and finance, she joined our team to build a career aligned with both her education and passion.

💬 One of the most valuable lessons she learned along the way?
“Don’t be afraid of responsibility.”

Natalia believes that mistakes and difficult situations are a natural part of professional growth. Instead of fearing challenges, she learned to treat them as opportunities to gain experience and become stronger.

📈 Throughout her journey, stepping outside of her comfort zone played a key role in shaping her confidence and resilience. One of the most important milestones in her career came when she put herself forward for the role of Deputy Head of Office — a decision that required courage, self-belief, and readiness to take on greater responsibility.
Today, Natalia continues developing her expertise in finance while strengthening her organizational and leadership skills. Her goal is to support her team and improve processes.

💡 The qualities that helped her most throughout her career:
✔ perseverance
✔ continuous learning
✔ problem-solving mindset

She believes that every problem has a solution — it simply requires calm analysis and action.

Outside of work, Natalia maintains balance through swimming, learning, and spending time with loved ones. 🏊‍♀️📚❤️

And if she had to describe her professional journey in one word?
✨ “Maturity.” ✨

Because for Natalia, a career is not about competing with others — it’s about growing, learning, and becoming better every day.

22/04/2026

🚛 Diesel theft is rising across Europe — and it’s becoming a serious problem for transport and construction companies.

📊 Recent data shows a clear trend: as fuel prices increase, so do thefts from trucks and machinery.

🇩🇪 In Germany (Ludwigsburg region), more than 3,000 litres of diesel were stolen in a short period.
In Saxony-Anhalt, losses in March reached around €189,000 — nearly 3x higher than February.

🇵🇱 Similar patterns are reported in Poland and neighbouring countries, especially at:
— unguarded parking areas
— construction sites
— poorly lit locations at night

⚠️ The real cost goes beyond stolen fuel:
— damaged tanks
— leaks
— operational downtime

💸 With diesel prices high, even a single theft can seriously impact cash flow. Repeated incidents can threaten a company’s profitability — or worse.

📌 For logistics operators, fuel security is no longer optional — it’s critical.

16/04/2026

📉 The IMF warns its “adverse scenario” for the global economy is becoming increasingly likely.

🌍 In its latest outlook, the International Monetary Fund outlined three scenarios — from weaker growth to severe downturn — driven largely by rising energy prices linked to the Middle East conflict.

Initially, the IMF’s base forecast assumed a short-lived war and oil averaging $82/barrel in 2026.
⚠️ But just minutes after release, chief economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas warned that this outlook may already be outdated.

⛽ Continued disruptions and no clear end to the conflict are pushing the world closer to the “adverse scenario.”

📊 In the worst-case “severe scenario”:
— global growth could fall to 2.0%
— oil may average $110 in 2026 and $125 in 2027
— financial markets could face major disruptions

🇪🇺 Europe remains particularly vulnerable:
— euro zone growth: 1.1% in 2026
— UK: downgraded to 0.8% growth

🇨🇳 China’s growth is also slightly revised down to 4.4%, despite stimulus support.

📌 The message is clear: energy shocks are once again becoming the key risk for the global economy.

13/04/2026

✈️ Jet fuel prices have more than doubled — and the impact on aviation is already being felt worldwide.

⛽ Prices have surged from $85–90 to $150–200 per barrel in just weeks, driven by escalating tensions in the Middle East. For airlines, this is a major shock, as fuel can account for up to 25% of operating costs.

💸 The result:
— rising ticket prices
— revised financial forecasts
— increasing pressure on airline profitability

🌍 Even if key routes like the Strait of Hormuz reopen, the situation won’t normalize quickly. Damage to refining capacity across the region means fuel supplies could remain tight for months.

⚠️ Ongoing instability in Gulf countries continues to add uncertainty to the market.

📌 The aviation industry is once again facing a major cost crisis — with global ripple effects for passengers, cargo, and supply chains.

03/04/2026

🐣🌷 Happy Easter from ALLBERG LOGISTICS! 🌷🐣

May this Easter bring new opportunities, fresh beginnings, and continued success to you and your business.

We wish you and your partners reliable journeys, smooth deliveries, and strong connections across every route 🌍🚛

Thank you for being with us — we look forward to moving forward together!

🌼 Warm wishes.

02/04/2026

Road toll rates in Poland have increased by over 40% — and the impact on the transport sector is already significant.

According to the latest report by the Transport and Logistics Employers’ Association, changes to the e-TOLL system and the expansion of toll roads are putting serious pressure on carriers’ profitability.

Key developments:
— Toll rates up by 40%+
— Toll network expanded by 645 km
— Most heavy vehicle routes now subject to charges

📉 The challenge?
Over 60% of transport companies cannot pass these costs on to customers and must absorb them within their margins.

📊 Even more concerning:
— 73% expect profitability to drop to break-even or loss
— 47% are already reducing fleets or scaling back operations

Small carriers are hit the hardest, while larger players are better positioned to absorb rising costs — potentially reshaping the market.

📦 Long-term impact: higher logistics costs across the entire supply chain.

30/03/2026

Global trade growth is expected to slow significantly in 2026, according to the latest report from the World Trade Organization.

Growth in goods trade is projected to decline to 1.9%, down from 4.6% in 2025. If the conflict in the Middle East continues to drive up energy prices and disrupt transport, growth could slow even further to 1.4%.

Key factors impacting global trade:
— Rising crude oil and LNG prices
— Disruptions in shipping and air transport
— Increasing logistics costs
— Supply constraints for critical raw materials

The situation around the Strait of Hormuz is particularly concerning. Restrictions in this key chokepoint are already affecting supplies of fertilizers, aluminium, and other essential commodities.

A prolonged disruption could also impact global food security, especially in major importing countries such as India, Thailand, and Brazil.

📊 The takeaway: global trade is becoming more fragile, more expensive, and less predictable.

27/03/2026

We tell you more about our brand in Europe - ALLBERG LOGISTICS 🌍🚛

Company’s Values:
🤝 Teamwork
🎯 Results orientation
🔒 Reliability
🏆 High quality
💰 Financial stability
🔄 Flexibility and adaptability

Today we will talk about:

🔒 Reliability – We guarantee the fulfillment of obligations and deadlines by creating trusting relationships with clients.

💰 Financial stability – Our stable financial position allows us to invest in development and maintain high standards.

24/03/2026

⚠️ Euro zone industry is weakening even before the full impact of higher energy costs is felt.

Industrial production across the 21-country euro area fell by 1.5% in January, sharply missing expectations for 0.6% growth. On a yearly basis, output was down 1.2%, again far below forecasts. Germany, Italy, and Spain all posted declines.

🏭 The bigger concern is that this is not a short-term setback. Euro zone industry has been broadly stagnant for years, with output now 3% below 2021 levels. High energy prices, growing competition from China, U.S. tariffs, weak productivity growth, and softer global demand for European cars continue to weigh on the sector.

🇩🇪 Germany remains under the greatest pressure. Industrial output there is now 9% below its 2021 level, underlining just how deep the manufacturing slowdown has become.

⛽ And the pressure may intensify. Oil prices have risen by around two-thirds since the start of the year, while natural gas prices are up roughly 80%, creating a major cost shock for European industry and reducing consumer purchasing power at the same time.

📉 For businesses, manufacturers, and supply chains across Europe, this raises a serious question: can the long-awaited industrial recovery still happen in 2026?

20/03/2026

✈️ The escalating Middle East crisis is quickly becoming a global airfreight shock.

Disruption at Gulf hubs is tightening capacity, pushing rates higher on key Asia–Europe lanes, and forcing forwarders to find alternative routing solutions.

Dubai remains one of the world’s most important cargo airports and a critical hub for Asia–Europe freight flows. As operations across the Gulf continue below normal levels, the impact is spreading across the global air cargo network.

According to WorldACD Market Data:

📉 Global airfreight traffic in the week ending 8 March fell 4% week on week
📉 It was also 12% lower year on year
📉 Outbound volumes from the Gulf fell 62% week on week
📉 Capacity in the region dropped by 70%

As capacity tightened, rates moved sharply higher:

💸 Average global airfreight rates rose 6% week on week to $2.40/kg
💸 Spot rates increased 10%
💸 Southern Asia–Europe rates jumped from $2.57/kg to $4.37/kg in just nine days
💸 South-east Asia–Europe rates rose from $3.14/kg to $4.46/kg

Forwarders say the disruption is now affecting the wider global network as cargo is pushed onto alternative routes.

📦 Customers are strongly advised to plan shipments 7–10 days in advance.

With Gulf hubs still under pressure and fuel costs rising, the crisis is reshaping global air cargo flows and increasing the cost of moving time-critical goods.

18/03/2026

✅ ALLBERG LOGISTICS confirms ISO certification

We announce that ALLBERG LOGISTICS has successfully confirmed its compliance with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards.

📊 ISO 9001 — Quality Management
🌱 ISO 14001 — Environmental Management

These certifications reflect our commitment to maintaining high service quality, improving operational efficiency, and minimizing environmental impact.

We continue to develop sustainable and reliable logistics solutions for our partners worldwide. 🌍🚛

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