The Cooperative Logistics Network publishes first quarterly newsletter of 2025

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The latest edition highlights the upcoming Annual Meeting in Abu Dhabi, celebrates member achievements, and covers key trends shaping the logistics industry

The Cooperative Logistics Network has released the first edition of its quarterly newsletter for 2025, offering members a comprehensive update on upcoming Annual Meeting, news from the members and the industry, and valuable insights for the year ahead.
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In this edition, Antonio Torres, President and Founder of The Coop, expresses his gratitude to members for their ongoing support as the network enters its eleventh year, following a successful 10th anniversary celebration. He also shares his enthusiasm for The Coop’s 8th Annual Meeting, set to take place from 28th to 30th May in Abu Dhabi. More than just a gathering, this event is positioned as a key opportunity for members to build partnerships, gain fresh perspectives, and strengthen connections across the network.

The newsletter provides a preview of the Annual Meeting’s agenda and objectives, aiming to inspire and empower attendees, both first-timers and returning members. To help members make the most of the event, PR and Event Coordinator Maria Serrano contributes a feature on pre-conference strategies, filled with practical tips and preparation advice.

The issue includes a Members News section, spotlighting recent achievements and milestones from The Cooperative partners around the world. In addition, the Sector News section offers timely insights into evolving logistics trends, while a News Headlines roundup presents the latest developments from the global freight industry.

This edition also features six insightful blog posts from The Coop’s website, covering a range of topics designed to help members stay informed, improve operations, and stay competitive in the logistics industry. Finally, the newsletter identifies several cities that still need network coverage, encouraging members to recommend reliable freight forwarders in those regions to help expand The Cooperative Logistics Network’s global footprint.