On February 27, the first tanker carrying butane was successfully discharged at the Port of Gdynia, marking the beginning of Evicor’s LPG supplies to Poland. This milestone represents more than just another shipment — it marks an important step in Evicor’s strategic expansion into the Polish and broader Central European energy markets. What’s next? In
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By Evicor, On January 19, 2026
Maersk’s Return to the Red Sea: Why It Could Pressure Container Carrier Profits in 2026
Maersk has taken the first “structural” step toward resuming services via the Suez Canal and the Red Sea. The company is shifting its MECL service (Middle East & India → US East Coast) back to a trans-Suez routing after months of diverting vessels around the Cape of Good Hope. The market has read this as
By Evicor, On January 19, 2026
Logistics 2026: How Global Turbulence Is Rewriting the Rules — Evicor’s Perspective
Logistics 2026: How Global Turbulence Is Rewriting the Rules — Evicor’s Perspective Maersk’s Logistics Trend Map 2025 highlights the priorities that will shape logistics strategies in 2026 — from end-to-end visibility and IoT to diversification and organisational agility. As we enter 2026, one message is clear for everyone involved in global trade: the old world
By Evicor, On October 30, 2025
Choosing the Right Audit Partner in Switzerland | Evicor AG
Selecting an auditor in Switzerland is more than a compliance task — it’s a strategic move. A skilled audit partner offers not only certification but also valuable insights that enhance trust with stakeholders and drive sustainable growth. For companies operating in the Swiss market, several key factors deserve attention. In today’s environment of growing regulation
By Evicor, On September 26, 2025
GTR Commodities 2025 Geneva: Evicor’s Inside Look
On September 23, GTR Commodities 2025 Geneva gathered more than 500 people at the Geneva International Conference Center. The group included leading trading houses, global banks, financial partners, consultants, and fintech companies. They came together to discuss the latest trends in commodity trading and how the market adapts to new challenges. For the Evicor team, this
By Evicor, On September 19, 2025
Lubricant Expo Europe 2025: Key Insights and Industry Impressions from Düsseldorf
Introduction Our Evicor team attended Lubricant Expo Europe, one of the key events in the global lubricants industry. It was a great chance to explore new lubrication technologies, meet colleagues, and exchange ideas. In this article, we share our impressions and highlight what stood out the most. A Meeting Point
By Evicor, On September 12, 2025
European Gas Market in Autumn 2025: Natural Gas Prices Fall to Record Lows
As autumn 2025 begins, the European gas market is experiencing a sharp and unexpected decline in natural gas prices. Spot prices for TTF gas futures have dropped below €22/MWh, marking the lowest level since spring 2023. This downturn is already impacting European electricity prices, trading strategies, and forward market sentiment across the continent. Key Drivers
By Evicor, On August 28, 2025
Energy Markets: Oil and Gas Prices August 2025 Outlook
The final weeks of summer 2025 brought a mixed picture for energy markets. While oil and gas prices adjusted downward, deeper shifts in global trade and supply are forming a new baseline. From LPG and diesel to metals and green steel, the energy markets in August 2025 show signs of calm before potential volatility. LPG
By Evicor, On August 19, 2025
How Trump’s New Tariffs Are Reshaping LPG and Base Oil Trading
Under President Trump’s “Liberation Day” program, the United States introduced wide-ranging tariffs and sanctions that are reshaping global energy trade. The measures, which include a 10 percent baseline tariff and reciprocal country specific duties, directly impact liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), base oils, and related commodities. For LPG, these actions are redirecting trade flows, particularly away
By Evicor, On August 15, 2025
Energy Market Mid-August: Price Drops, Political Pressure, and Growing Risks
August 2025 continues to test the resilience of the market. European benchmarks are losing ground, diesel is weighing on inventories, Mexico is ramping up imports, and in the U.S., energy has become a point of political contention. Below is a summary of the key developments and signals in recent days. Petroleum Product Prices: A Steady
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