Sustainable Logistics: Nexline Group at the 2026 Customs Symposium

There are events you attend, and others that genuinely make you want to exchange ideas, share experiences and think together about the future of the industry.

This year, Nexline Group took part in the 2026 Customs Symposium in Dunkirk, organised by Classe Export.

The event brought together professionals around key topics such as international trade, customs regulations and the transformation of supply chains.

For our teams, it was also an opportunity to share our vision of sustainable logistics, rooted in day-to-day operational realities.

Decarbonising the supply chain with an operational approach

During the Symposium, Karima Z. Habacha, Managing Director France at Nexline Group, spoke on the topic:

“Decarbonising the supply chain: an operational perspective.”

Reducing the environmental impact of a supply chain is not simply about choosing one transport mode over another.

It means looking at the entire flow.

Origin, destination, volumes, lead times, operational constraints and available transport modes all need to be taken into account.

Sustainable logistics tailored to each flow

In practice, there is no single solution for making transport more sustainable.

Depending on the shipment, it may be relevant to combine different transport modes, rethink a route or optimise certain stages of the journey.

The challenge is to find the right balance between cost, lead time, reliability and environmental impact.

This approach reflects the way we work every day at Nexline Group.

Our teams manage international flows with very different constraints. Building the right solution therefore starts with a concrete analysis of each operation.

Sustainable logistics cannot remain theoretical. It needs to work in real-life conditions and respond to the actual needs of businesses.

Exchanging with the people shaping supply chains

The Customs Symposium was also a valuable opportunity to meet and exchange with professionals from across the sector.

Tayfur Altinkaynak joined Karima in representing Nexline Group and taking part in the discussions throughout the day.

Beyond the conferences, these conversations are what we will remember most.

International trade is evolving. Regulations are changing. Expectations around decarbonisation are also increasing.

Sharing experiences and perspectives helps us better understand these developments and identify practical ways to respond.

Moving supply chains forward through operational experience

For Nexline Group, taking part in events like this is also part of the way we continue to develop our solutions.

Expertise is built every day through operations. But it is also strengthened by discussions with companies and professionals working in customs, transport and supply chain.

It is this combination of field experience and collective thinking that helps practices evolve.

The transition towards more sustainable logistics will not happen through a single decision.

It will come from a succession of choices, optimisations and new ways of organising flows.

Thank you to Classe Export for organising the 2026 Customs Symposium, and to all the speakers and participants for the quality of the discussions.

A professional, human and forward-looking day.

Nexline Group
The Human Touch to Your Supply Chain.