Delivering for Good
The same job, somewhere it matters more Most freight work is the same plain task each time. Get the right goods to the right address, in good condition, on the day they are wanted. A charity consignment runs through exactly the same steps as a commercial one. The difference is who is waiting for it […]
Why People Stay
The case for staying put Freight forwarding looks like a business of trucks, vessels and customs paperwork. Most of the value sits with the person at the desk who has booked a lane enough times to spot the problem early. That kind of judgement takes years to build, and it walks out of the door […]
UK Customs Clearance After Brexit
The paperwork decides the journey For decades, goods crossed between the United Kingdom and the European Union with almost no paperwork between them. The trading relationship changed in 2021, and customs clearance became a fixed step in every UK-EU freight movement. It is now the step that decides whether a shipment keeps moving or sits […]
65 Million Kilometres
What a year of road movements adds up to Across 2025, the road movements Eurogate Logistics coordinated covered roughly 65 million kilometres. The size of that number is the least interesting thing about it. What it records is a year of work that did not let up: loads collected, cleared, linehauled and delivered across seven […]
What Our EcoVadis Medal Means for Clients
Where the rating comes from Eurogate Logistics Group holds an EcoVadis Bronze Medal for its sustainability performance. EcoVadis is one of the more widely used business sustainability ratings, and the score comes from EcoVadis itself rather than from anything we write about ourselves. That is the whole value of it for a client. The medal […]
1,200 Tonnes of CO2 in a Single Year
Where the saving came from Over a single year, one of our clients cut more than 1,200 tonnes of CO2. The freight came off road-only routes and onto a planned mix of sea, rail and road. That is a measured figure from a real year of shipping, not a target or an estimate. The method […]
The Snails That Travelled 3,800 Kilometres
One number that could not move: +2°C In April 2025 a customer asked our team to carry live snails from Poland to Georgia. The route ran to roughly 3,800 kilometres, several days on the road and a string of border crossings. The whole job turned on a single figure that was not allowed to drift: […]
Three Generations, One Standard
A business the family chose to hand down Eurogate Logistics has been a family business since it opened in London in 1990. Thirty-six years on, the third generation of the same family runs it, and the way the company works has carried through every handover. Continuity like that is uncommon in freight forwarding. Dr. George […]