by Scott Frederick | Jun 24, 2026 | News
Logistics Plus Hawaii Advertisement
Logistics Plus is being featured in the June 2026 issue of Inbound Logistics as part of a special editorial feature, “Logistics in Hawaii: Sustaining Supply Chains.”
The 12-page feature examines the unique challenges facing logistics providers serving the Hawaiian Islands – from geographic isolation and multi-island distribution to the region’s vulnerability to weather-related disruptions. Hawaii’s heavy reliance on imported goods makes resilient, well-coordinated supply chains a critical economic lifeline for residents and businesses alike.
Logistics Plus is highlighted as a company built for exactly these kinds of challenges. Since opening its Honolulu office in late 2022 and adding a 75,000-square-foot warehouse near Honolulu Harbor and Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in early 2025, LP has developed a local team that combines island expertise with a global supply chain network spanning 55+ countries.
“Hawaii has always benefited from a strong geographic position, but global attention on the Pacific has expanded considerably,” said Cara Fradelos, Sales Manager for Logistics Plus Hawaii. “As U.S. trade policy shifts to diversify away from single-source dependencies, Hawaii’s role as a strategic waypoint continues to grow.”
Troy Pagaduan, Director of Operations for Logistics Plus Hawaii, echoed that forward-looking perspective. “Being in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, we are very vulnerable to weather and other delays,” he said. “Staying in touch with our clients, setting shipping expectations, and helping forecast their needs really help to mitigate disruptions to service.”
The June 2026 edition of Inbound Logistics also features a recent thought-leadership podcast with Logistics Plus CEO Yuriy Ostapyak on page 17 and recognizes Logistics Plus as a 2026 G75 Green Supply Chain Partner on page 33.
Read the full feature in the June 2026 digital edition of Inbound Logistics at https://magazine.inboundlogistics.com/view/348522890/40/.
by Scott Frederick | Mar 25, 2026 | News
Logistics Plus is proud to be featured in the March 2026 issue of Inbound Logistics magazine, one of the leading publications for demand-driven enterprises and supply chain professionals.
The issue’s special report, “Conquer the Chaos: Why Global Trade Management Systems Matter Now,” examines how companies are navigating today’s increasingly complex global trade environment — shaped by shifting tariff policies, expanded sanctions enforcement, geopolitical realignment, and persistent supply chain volatility.
Two Logistics Plus subject matter experts contributed insights to the article. Chief Operating Officer Yuriy Ostapyak discussed how LP helps clients prevent misclassifications, duplicate duties, and penalties, reducing compliance-related spend while maintaining regulatory integrity — and how LP’s control tower technology delivers both visibility and meaningful cost savings. Global Director of Trade Bojan Strbanovic highlighted the accelerating pace of regulatory change as one of the biggest risks facing global shippers today, and how LP’s use of agentic AI — purpose-built for trade and customs compliance — is helping teams stay ahead of constant changes across more than 30 countries worldwide.
The Logistics Plus TMS, visibility platform, and business intelligence tools are featured in the article as examples of how integrated global trade management solutions provide shippers with a unified, real-time view across air, ocean, truckload, LTL, and warehousing — enabling customers to move from reactive to proactive compliance.
Logistics Plus also runs a full-page advertisement in this issue, showcasing the company’s “Built for What’s Next” campaign.
Read the full article in the digital edition of Inbound Logistics at https://magazine.inboundlogistics.com/view/1031892679/32/.
View the Logistics Plus advertisement at https://magazine.inboundlogistics.com/view/1031892679/34/.
by Scott Frederick | Feb 9, 2026 | News
Logistics Plus, Inc. has partnered with the International Electric Marine Association (IEMA) to support the release of updated Electric Vehicle Battery Transport Guidance, aligned with the IATA DGR 67th Edition (2026) and key IMDG Code changes.
The guidance is designed to help shippers, manufacturers, and logistics professionals stay compliant and prepared when handling and transporting battery products across air and ocean modes. To support the broader industry, the updated guidance is now available as a free download.
This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to safety, compliance, and staying ahead of evolving global regulations impacting battery and electric vehicle logistics.
Access the guidance document here: https://lnkd.in/gjFcfVGW
by Scott Frederick | Feb 5, 2026 | News
“Contrary to the overall market trend, we’ve experienced one of the busiest years… thanks to our diversified portfolio, we’ve been among the least affected by market fluctuations,” said Bahadir Erdil, Global Director – Projects for Logistics Plus, in the January/February edition of Heavy Lift and Project Forwarding International (HLPFI) magazine. As noted in the article, over the past year, Logistics Plus handled a wide range of cargoes, from hydropower equipment, heat exchangers, wind turbines, pressure vessels, crawler and mobile cranes, brewery tanks, atamarans, and oil rigs. The solar energy sector is also performing exceptionally well, with Turkish solar pane manufacturers and EPC contractors now executing large-scale projects abroad.
Baharid added, “Energy remains the most consistent sector, covering both renewable projects and conventional power generation as well as grid-related investments. Construction and wider infrastructure continue to generate steady volumes, largely linked to industrial expansion and public works.”
View the entire digital edition online and read the country report at https://www.heavyliftpfi.com/digital-editions/january/february-2026-digital-edition/35496.article or by clicking the image below.
Logistics Plus Rebuild Jamaica Logistics recovery efforts are also cited in the magazine on page 104.
by Scott Frederick | Jan 30, 2026 | News
Logistics Plus, once again, has been profiled as a top third-party logistics (3PL) company by Inbound Logistics magazine for its super-sized 2026 Logistics Planner edition. From managing disruptions to charting the course for the coming years, logistics professionals ride a wave of change and reveal supply chain savvy moves in the latest edition of Inbound Logistics. In both print and digital editions, the annual issue features profiles of leaders in transportation, technology, logistics, and more who are ready to help businesses address upcoming challenges and optimize their supply chains.
The Logistics Plus profile appears on page 245 of the publication. Logistics Plus also has a full-page advertisement on page 69. Recent LP news is also cited on page 28 and page 194.
You can view PDF versions of the Logistics Plus advertisement and profile by clicking the images below.
Page 1 of 3812345...102030...»Last »
