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Truck Gate procedures in Europe
As truck and terminal thefts are on the rise across Europe, robust gate controls are becoming increasingly important. This article outlines the essential checks that ports and inland terminals should apply to verify drivers, vehicles and cargo, as well as strengthen security and maintain a clear chain of custody.
15/10/2026 -
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Controlling hot work risks
Hot work remains a persistent ignition source. Effective control starts with avoiding hot work altogether where possible and using safer methods instead. When hot work is unavoidable, a robust permit system, adherence to agreed rules and guidelines, and consistent enforcement by everyone involved are vital.
08/10/2026 -
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Expanding into US markets: What Nordic companies need to know about the liability risks
Despite increasing geopolitical tension and regulatory uncertainty, Nordic companies continue to expand into the U.S. market. For many, growth in North America continues to be strong, driven by market size, access to capital, innovation ecosystems, and customer demand.
08/10/2026 -
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Understanding recourse in insurance claims
When an insurance claim is filed, the financial outcome often remains uncertain until the possibility of recovering compensation from a responsible third party has been fully evaluated. This action, known as the recourse process, is essential for both insurer and customer, as it can significantly influence the total cost of the claim. An insurer plays a crucial role here, ensuring that the customer receives not only compensation but also strategic support in maximising recovery.
Kristian Orispää, If 30/07/2026 -
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Why supply chains must prepare for more extreme weather
Recent heatwaves across Europe underline a growing reality for global supply chains: cargo risk is no longer limited to storms, floods or long-distance shipping routes. Rising temperatures, more frequent extreme weather events and increasingly volatile weather patterns are creating new vulnerabilities for goods in transit and temporary storage. For large enterprises, climate-related cargo losses can increase logistics costs, disrupt operations and threaten business continuity.
Eva Nyholm, Marianne Zambrano and Laura Hyytiäinen, If 30/07/2026