Logistics Plus Partners with IEMA on Updated EV Battery Transport Guidance

Logistics Plus Partners with IEMA on Updated EV Battery Transport Guidance

Logistics Plus Partners with IEMA on Updated EV Battery Transport GuidanceLogistics 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, developed with Jennifer Elstone, Global Director of Sales for Logistics Plus, 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

Logistics Plus Global Projects Director Interview in the Türkiye Country Report of HLPFI Magazine

Logistics Plus Global Projects Director Interview in the Türkiye Country Report of HLPFI Magazine

HLFPI Jan-Feb 2026 Cover Thumbnail“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.

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Logistics Plus Rebuild Jamaica Logistics recovery efforts are also cited in the magazine on page 104.

Logistics Plus in the Inbound Logistics 2026 Logistics Planner Issue

Logistics Plus in the Inbound Logistics 2026 Logistics Planner Issue

Inbound Logistics | January 2026Logistics 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.

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Logistics Plus is Prominently Featured in the September 2025 American Journal of Transportation

Logistics Plus is Prominently Featured in the September 2025 American Journal of Transportation

AJOT Sep 2025 thumbnail squareLogistics Plus and some of its prominent professionals are featured in the September 2025 issue of the American Journal of Transportation (ajot.com).

Danny Yunes, VP Mission Critical Operations & Strategy, appears in the lead article by Pete Goldin titled “AI and Data Center Boom Drives Project Cargo” on page 2.

Jason Bernick, VP of Crytop Logistics, appears on page 4 in the article “Data Center Market Catches Logistics Industry by Surprise,” also written by Pete Goldin.

Lastly, Bahadir Erdil, Global Director – Projects, provides his insights in the article “LNG Continues to Provide Opportunities for Project Cargo” on page 6, written by Andrew Meadows.

Logistics Plus also has a full-page advertisement on the page opposite the Bahadir article. Click the image below to read the online edition of the complete magazine (use this direct link: https://www.ajot.com/ajot_digital/781/?page=1).

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Logistics Plus COO Yuriy Ostapyak Discusses Ukraine War on NewsNation

Logistics Plus COO Yuriy Ostapyak Discusses Ukraine War on NewsNation

Logistics Plus Chief Operating Officer (COO) Yuriy Ostapyak was featured on a recent (8/17/25) NewsNation television segment to discuss the ongoing war in Ukraine. Yuriy touched on the resiliency of the Ukrainian people, the Trump-Putin summit in Alaska, and what it will take to reach a peace deal to end the war. Thank you to NewsNation for including us in its coverage! You can watch a replay of Yuriy’s segment below on the Logistics Plus YouTube Channel.

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