Globalisation is putting new demands on logistics flows

As products are produced according to the customer's wishes and special needs, the logistics chain has also become increasingly complex. This in turn means an increased need for knowledge and technological development within the logistics flow. The same applies to the growing expectations of safety and environmental awareness. As far as the environmental aspect is concerned, it includes everything from how the products are manufactured and packaged to how they are transported and recycled after consumption.

To succeed in sustainable logistics development in today's globalised society, we need continued investment in new technology and expertise, environmentally friendly production and smarter and energy-efficient transport solutions. For Axelent's part, the environmental thinking and the pursuit of long-term sustainable development permeates all business areas. In addition to its own production of green electricity from wind power and the ambition to supply fully recyclable products, the company uses local suppliers and environmentally certified transport companies as far as possible. Axelent has also developed its own packaging system, X-Pack 2.0, which utilises a carrier’s cargo space to the maximum, thus reducing the number of transports and minimising transport damage.