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On July 21, 2026
FM Logistic launches new groupage services, strengthening regional supply chains across Central and Eastern Europe
Since the beginning of 2026, FM Logistic has launched three new LTL transport routes to Austria, Germany, and the Baltic states.
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Since the beginning of 2026, FM Logistic has launched three new LTL transport routes to Austria, Germany, and the Baltic states. The logistics operator is expanding its European transport network in response to evolving market requirements, the growing importance of regional supply chains, and increasing demand for more frequent deliveries of smaller consignments. The new services provide daily departures and optimised transit times.
European supply chains are currently undergoing a significant transformation. Companies are increasingly shortening and regionalising their distribution networks. These changes are driven by growing cost pressures, the need to reduce inventory levels, and rapidly shifting demand. As a result, transport solutions that enable faster responses to changing market demands and more efficient delivery planning are becoming increasingly important.
Central and Eastern Europe is emerging as one of the principal beneficiaries of these developments, with Poland further strengthening its position as one of the region’s key logistics hubs. In response to these trends, FM Logistic is continuing to expand its LTL transport network.
FM Logistic strengthens regional logistics connectivity
The new services provide regular departures to Germany, Austria and the Baltic states and form part of the continued expansion of FM Logistic’s regional transport network. Transit times are 2–3 working days for Germany, Lithuania, and Latvia, and 3–4 working days for Austria and Estonia.
We see a growing shift away from holding large inventories towards more frequent deliveries made precisely when they are needed.This requires reliable, regular transport services and greater predictability throughout the delivery process.Expanding our groupage network enables us to meet these needs more effectively and respond more quickly to changing customer requirements, says Mariusz Bala, International Groupage Director at FM Logistic.
Germany, Austria, and the Baltic States gain in importance
The new routes reflect the growing importance of regional transport corridors across Europe. Germany remains Poland’s largest trading partner, accounting for more than a quarter of the country’s exports. Austria plays a key role in goods distribution across Central Europe, while the Baltic states are becoming ever more important as a result of the development of the Via Baltica corridor and north-south transport infrastructure.
These markets are playing an increasingly vital role in the development of regional distribution networks serving Central and Eastern Europe. Regular transport services improve supply chain predictability and support businesses operating internationally, as well as those looking to expand into new markets. FM Logistic’s offering extends well beyond standard groupage transport services. Depending on customers’ requirements, the company also provides tailored logistics solutions, including express deliveries, dedicated transport and bespoke operating models designed to meet the specific requirements of individual industries and supply chains. This enables customers to combine the benefits of a regular transport network with greater operational flexibility.
Digital support for transport operations and a well-developed infrastructure
The expansion of FM Logistic’s European groupage network is supported by digital solutions that enable real-time shipment tracking, seamless integration with clients’ systems, and automated data exchange. These include Track & Trace technology for real-time visibility of shipment status, EDI and API integrations that streamline data exchange with clients and business partners, and the MySCM platform, which supports logistics process management and provides access to operational information.
A further key pillar of FM Logistic’s growth is its operational infrastructure, which includes 29 cross-dock facilities across Central Europe. This extensive infrastructure, combined with the company’s operational expertise, enables FM Logistic to tailor its logistics solutions flexibly to the requirements of different industries and business models.