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    [caption id="attachment_11735" align="aligncenter" width="800"] The scrubbers are used in the cleaning of sulphur from the exhaust gases.[/caption]

    FREJA in Finland doesn’t always transport to or from Finland. At the end of 2019, FREJA in Finland started a project which includes combined transports of scrubbers from Poland to a shipyard in Turkey.

    Scrubbers (Exhaust Gas Cleaning Systems, EGCS) are used to remove harmful components, such as sulphur oxides (SOx) from the exhaust gasses of ship engines.

    “This time the challenge was not the weight but the dimensions of the scrubbers”, Project Director Tom Lunabba says.

    [caption id="attachment_11733" align="aligncenter" width="800"] FREJA Finland transported seven scrubbers to Turkey.[/caption]

    During the project, seven scrubbers, dimensions 950 x 650 x 450 cm each, were transported by road and sea. The scrubbers' journey was about three weeks. The first two days they were transported by road as a special transport to the port of Gdynia. From there, the journey continued as sea freight to the shipyard in Turkey.

    The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has adopted a sulphur content limit for emissions.  From the 1st of January 2020, the maximum sulphur content of marine fuels was reduced to 0.5% (down from 3.5%) globally. Two years ago, the IMO also agreed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from shipping by at least 50% by 2050.

    Finland is one of the biggest players in the scrubber system markets, among Sweden, Norway, and the USA.

    If you want to know more or have any questions, please feel free to contact FREJA's Project Director, Tom Lunabba.


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    The Finance Bill for 2018 decided to introduce parking limitations and control of trucks on lay-bys in Denmark. Specifically this means, that any truck may park maximum 25 hours on the 90 lay-bys along the motorways in Denmark from the 1st of July 2018.

    The new legislation implies extra costs for FREJA as the long weekend rest of 45 hours no longer can be held on the existing 90 lay-bys along the motorways.

    Since FREJA has not yet received all relevant information regarding the new parking limitations, we do not know the financial consequences. We therefore need to underline that from the 1st of July we will introduce a surcharge to cover direct and indirect costs.

    If you have any questions, please contact your usual contact person in FREJA.


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    FREJA Transport & Logistics A/S and PNO Danmark A/S have signed an agreement regarding delivery of 300 brand new trailers to be delivered to the Scandinavian market during 2017.

    "For many years FREJA and PNO have had a strong and professional cooperation and we are therefore very happy that we have signed this new agreement regarding the delivery of trailers to FREJA Transport & Logistics' divisions in Sweden and Denmark," says Jacob Ørnstrand, Group CEO in PNO.

    "It is FREJA's desire to operate new and modern equipment. Therefore, we replace about 20 % of the total fleet per year," says Jørgen Hansen, Group CEO and founder of FREJA.

    "PNO has the largest selection of quality trailers at the market in combination with the most flexible customer adjusted rental solutions. For PNO the relations to our customers are crucial, because this gives us a knowledge of which features will create the most optimal flow and value for our customers," Jacob Ørnstrand concludes.

    [caption id="attachment_822" align="alignnone" width="600"]Hanne Johannsen, Country Manager hos PNO Danmark A/S and John Skov, FREJA Hanne Johannsen, Country Manager hos PNO Danmark A/S and John Skov, FREJA[/caption]


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    In connection with this year's central wage settlement, there is a violation of the negotiations between The Confederation of Norwegian Enterprises and Labour Organizations. The settlement therefore goes to mediation, which is carried out on the 30th and 31st of March, with a deadline that expires at 24.00 on Sunday the 31st. of March.

    If there is no agreement within the deadline, or in the event of no mediation in overtime, it will result in strikes starting Monday 1st of April.

    FREJA is not directly affected as a part by a possible strike, but the general cargo terminals in Eastern Norway, where we reload our trucks, will be partially affected.

    Although we are already re-planning transports to reduce the inconveniences this will cause, a strike will in practice lead to delays.

    We hope that the parties will come to an agreement during the mediation and will keep you informed as soon as news arrives related to this.

    Any inquiries and questions can be directed to your FREJA contact person.


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    A potential strike by the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) is looming due to ongoing disputes with the United States Maritime Alliance, Ltd. (USMX) over wages and working conditions. The current contract between ILA and USMX expires on September 30, meaning the strike could start on October 1 if no new agreement is reached.

    This strike could significantly impact our customers by causing severe port congestions and delays as operations are suspended. Additionally, some carriers have already announced rate increases, and we expect air freight rates to rise due to increased demand if the strike occurs.

    This strike would hit 60% of the total US container volume, making it crucial to plan the delivery of goods as supply chains would be interrupted.

    At FREJA, we are preparing by exploring alternative solutions and routes, such as via the US West Coast or Canada, to mitigate the impact on our customers and ensure supply chain continuity. In the event of a strike, FREJA will provide you with the needed assistance.

    For further information, please contact your local FREJA team.

    David Nielsen
    Head of Business Development Air & Ocean

    +45 5234 5457
    dni@freja.com


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    Name change – New IT platform – New Managing Director

    The transport and logistics group FREJA Transport & Logistics Holding A/S prepares to seriously conquer the Polish market by use of three significant initiatives over the next months

    The company that FREJA Transport & Logistics A/S acquired in 2018 - Transcargo Sp. z o.o. - will change its name on January 1, 2020, to FREJA Transport & Logistics Sp. z o.o.

    On the same day, the Polish branch will be transferred to the same IT platform which the rest of the FREJA Group has been using and has developed over several years. “To have the same logo, the same name and furthermore to work on the same IT platform are important parameters in order to increase our visibility and sharpen our competitive position on the Polish marked”, says Torben Mortensen, Managing Director Transcargo and Ulrik Rasmussen, Group CEO.

    February 1, 2020, we also have the pleasure of welcoming Tomasz Cegielski as new Managing Director in Poland. Tomasz, who is 44 years old, comes to FREJA with a solid knowledge of the business from companies such as Raben, Schenker and latest Geis. On top of this, he has a Master of Economics, and he has studied Management & Marketing at the Academy of Poznan. Thomasz will report to Torben Mortensen, who at the same date will become Chairman of the Board in FREJA Poland.

    Artur Wachnik will remain in FREJA as Branch Director in Stettin, a location we plan to expand significantly during the coming year with new and modern facilities.

    For further information please contact Jørgen Hansen or Ulrik Rasmussen.

     


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    The transport- and logistics group FREJA Transport & Logistics AB will continue the development of the organization by new employments

     Joachim Müller (46 years old) has been employed as Branch Manager for FREJA Transport & Logistics AB in Goteborg starting December 4, 2017.

    Joachim has worked in the transport and logistics business during 28 years including the past 8 years as Branch Manager for Leman in Goteborg.

    In addition to his general and wide experience in the transport business, Joachim will bring with him significant qualifications regarding the unaccompanied trailer traffic.

    Patric Lundin (51 years old) has been employed as Business Development Manager Air & Sea on January 1, 2018.

    Patric comes to FREJA with experiences from management positions within the logistics business partly in Sweden and during the past 13 years in Asia, China and the Middle East. Patric’s most recent job has been as Country Manager for Three Lines Shipping in Qatar and before that he held similar positions within the GAC Group in the Middle East and China.

    With this strengthening of the Swedish organization FREJA Transport & Logistics AB is one step closer to having the organization in place to secure our position as Swedish business life’s preferred full-service transport & logistics provider, where service, flexibility and quality always will have the highest priority.

    For further information please contact Group CEO Jørgen J. Hansen


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    FREJA AB strengthen the Swedish organization

    The transport- and logistics group FREJA Transport & Logistics AB strengthen the Swedish part of the organization by new employments and restructuring

    Jens Breiner (51 years old) started on September 1st as Branch Manager for FREJA Transport & Logistics in Helsingborg.

    Jens has 20 years of experience from the transport and logistics industry from groups such as BAX Global, Scandinavian Shipping Agencies and GreenCarrier. The recent years Jens has worked as CCO for SweMaint AB in Göteborg.

    In addition to his position as Branch Manager, Jens will serve as Head of Air & Sea and have the responsibility for building up these activities for FREJA in Sweden.

    The employment of Jens Breiner will therefore allow Fredrik Dahlöff to concentrate 100 % on developing the European road activities.

    Furthermore, Gustaf Engholm (46 years old) started on September 1st as Director Sales and Marketing.

    Gustaf has a wide experience from as well sale as production within road, air & sea. His most recent employments have been management positions in sales and production at Agility and as Head of Road Freight Nordic at PostNord.

    With this consolidation of the Swedish organization, FREJA Transport & Logistics AB is one step closer to having the Swedish organization in place and thereby being equipped to establish our position as full-service provider in transport and logistics, with service, flexibility and quality always having the highest priority.

    For further information please contact