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14 August 2025
NOYTECH
Press Service
Logistics is like the weather, only in business: even with a perfect route, a storm can start at any moment. The key is to stay on course toward your goal and not get distracted by the water hitting the deck.
That’s why we’re launching NOYTECH Update, a monthly overview of logistics trends and risks, complete with actionable recommendations. Our hands-on experts analyze previous month’s developments in air, road, and sea transportation, as well as in customs and warehouse logistics, so you stay informed on key trends and step into the new month with confidence.
In July edition:
Why the domestic road transport market is still under pressure and how to choose the right carrier to avoid risk;
What factors could “blow up” air freight rates as early as August and what to do if your cargo is urgent;
How fleet oversupply in sea freight will impact rates in the coming years;
Why new certification rules could sharply increase your customs payments;
How cooling demand and a record influx of warehouse space are affecting logistics partner selection strategies.
We’ll be preparing NOYTECH Update every month, so you can make decisions in time, instead of chasing the news.
At Data Day 2026 Aleksei Knol, PR manager at NOYTECH and Andrey Gainulin, Web product owner at NOYTECH joined experts from retail, manufacturing and logistics to discuss the practical side of data-driven business.
The annual Summer Business Meeting hosted by the German-Russian Chamber of Commerce in St. Petersburg brought together industry professionals. Set on the coast of the Gulf of Finland, the evening created space for honest dialogue, new introductions and familiar faces meeting again to continue conversations that shape business long after the event is over.
Logistics is becoming less about moving freight. And more about connecting ecosystems. That was the strongest message we took away from the 1st Kazakhstan–German Transport & Logistics Forum in Almaty.