International Women's Day 2024
On this special day, SEKO-BANSARD expresses its deep respect for all hard-working women around the world.
D2C Satisfaction Strategy: Paving the Way to Brand Excellence
Unlocking the Potential of D2C with SEKO BANSARD: In the dynamic landscape of Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) sales, understanding the right fulfillment model is paramount. From internal fulfillment to dropshipping and third-party logistics (3PL), choices impact user experience and operational costs.
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM): New path towards a sustainable global economy
Today, Europe is actively tackling the global challenge of climate change and building a more sustainable future for the global economy through the key measure of the Border Carbon Adjustment Mechanism (BCAM).
3PL, 4PL, and 5PL Warehousing and Logistics: The Supply Chain Efficiency Path of SEKO-BANSARD
In today's fiercely competitive business environment, the efficient operation of the supply chain is crucial. With customers' growing demands for speed and service levels, businesses are increasingly relying on professional logistics partners, making the roles of 3PL, 4PL, and 5PL providers more prominent.
E-commerce: how can you reduce return rates and improve customer satisfaction?
With e-commerce return rates hitting 20.8% per online shopper, retailers face shrinking profits and escalating post-sale costs. Brands successfully mitigate return intentions by enhancing the shopping experience, despite consumer expectations for lenient policies.
Global sea freight disruptions due to the situation of two main channels
As 2023 draws to a close and 2024 gets underway, the logistics economy is getting more complicated. Threats of attack by the Houthis prompted shipowners to reroute their vessels via southern Africa. To the west, the Panama Canal is easing pressure, but transits are still limited. Added to this are surcharges associated with longer transit times and new European regulations.
Deactivation of Inactive Sirets
In the ever-evolving business landscape, we recognize that the change of Siret numbers is a crucial matter for companies. Let's delve into this topic together to understand the potential reasons for Siret number changes in various situations.
"Windsor Framework": Shaping the Future of International Freight and Logistics
The "Windsor Framework" is a highly scrutinized legal agreement that pertains to post-Brexit relations between the United Kingdom and the European Union, with a specific focus on trade between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. While this agreement is complex in nature, its impact extends far beyond the realms of politics and law, reaching into the international freight and logistics industry.
EU ETS: Carbon Neutrality Journey in Logistics and Freight Industry
In recent years, the international maritime shipping market has undergone significant transformative changes. As an integral part of global trade, it has responded to the urgent challenges of global climate change, leading to increased demand for carbon neutrality and emission reduction measures. With customers placing a greater emphasis on carbon emissions and eco-friendly transportation solutions, the entire international maritime shipping market has shifted its focus towards more sustainable operational solutions.
SEKO Logistics Appoints Seasoned Logistics & Ecommerce Leader, Maxime Bessiere, to Global Leadership Team
SEKO Logistics (SEKO), the leader in end-to-end global logistics, today announced the appointment of Maxime Bessiere as the new Chief Commercial Officer, Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), effective immediately. Bessiere will be stepping into the role as long-time leader and one of four founders of SEKO’s UK division, David Emerson steps down effective December 31.
A new logistics site in Lyon coming soon
In Saint-Quentin Fallavier, in the heart of the Chesnes Park - France's leading logistics zone with its 2 million m² and 13,000 jobs - BANSARD SEKO has decided to develop a new 11,000 m² logistics site with delivery scheduled for October 2023.
Border Target Operating Model (TOM): New Customs Rules for goods bound for Great Britain post-Brexit
On April 5, 2023, the British government announced the introduction of the Border Target Operating Model (TOM) for importing goods into Great Britain. From October 31, 2023, this new approach will be phased in, and will include customs procedures and security and safety checks for goods from all countries. In this article, we look at the Border Target Operating Model and the implications of these new rules for businesses.