Export and import have historically been crucial economic activities, influencing the economic growth, social development, and political dynamics of countries and businesses. Today, the logistics sector faces new challenges arising from the complexity of global supply chains, geopolitical tensions, and environmental regulations.

Trade relations between Estonia and Lithuania have been strong and diverse over the years, supported by geographical proximity, historical ties, and participation in the European Union's single market.

Estonia and Latvia are Baltic neighbors with deep trade ties that date back centuries, but have grown particularly close in recent decades. After regaining independence from the Soviet Union in the 1990s, the two countries rapidly developed strong bilateral economic and trade relations, becoming key trading partners for each other.

Unseen Threads of Commerce and Community

In our interconnected world, logistics isn't just a backbone of global trade; it’s the unsung hero that connects disparate parts of our planet in ways we rarely stop to appreciate. Every product in your home, from your morning coffee to your smartphone, has likely journeyed thousands of miles, thanks to the meticulous planning and execution of logistics companies like SCS Forwarding