For students: understand logistics before others do

Yes. Our expert articles are published with sources, version and update date; for citations we recommend title, author, date and URL in APA or IEEE style. You should still consult primary sources (WCO, EU Taric, IATA, IMO, Eurostat) for academic depth. Our articles usually serve as entry point and orientation – for deeper analysis we deliberately refer to primary sources.

Currently in high demand: CBAM (EU carbon border adjustment), supply chain due diligence (LkSG/CSDDD), sustainable supply chains, intermodal/rail modal shift, supply chain security, digitalisation (GTA, track & trace), Incoterms 2020 and new customs procedures (EU Customs Reform 2028). We offer expert articles with sources that can serve as a starting point for theses.

Yes – we are building curated learning paths per topic (e.g. sea freight basics, Incoterms 2020, customs fundamentals). Until launch we recommend starting in the glossary and then following links into the respective expert articles. Each article cross-links related glossary terms, calculators and adjacent topics – creating an implicit learning path.