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We are proud to share that Scanlink has been awarded the title of Nordic Growth Company 2025 by UC.
This places us among an exclusive group of only approximately 5% of all Swedish companies that meet all criteria — regardless of size or industry. The certification is based on an in-depth analysis of the latest annual financial statements, taking into account factors such as growth, profitability, financial stability and development in number of employees.
This achievement is an important recognition of our long-term commitment, solid development and strong dedication to quality, customer service and sustainable growth.
A heartfelt thank you to our fantastic customers, partners and employees who made this possible.
Together, we continue moving forward!
Scanlink
Dear Customer,
We at Scanlink AB would like to wish you a pleasant All Saints’ weekend! We would also like to inform you that our opening hours tomorrow will be limited, we will close at 1 pm.
You are always welcome to contact us should you have any questions regarding your shipments.
Please reach out to your freight forwarder,
or call our switchboard at +46 (0)31-733 34 00, or email us at scanlink@scanlink.se
Dear Customer,
Golden Week in China (October 1–7) is approaching and may affect your shipments.
Most factories, warehouses, and offices will be closed, and container terminals and trucking companies will operate with reduced staffing – expect longer lead times.
You are welcome to contact us if you have any questions or concerns regarding your shipments during this time.
Get in touch with your freight forwarder!
Call +46 31 733 34 00 or email scanlink@scanlink.se
So far, the ongoing strikes have not had any significant impact on cargo handling. However, the Dockworkers’ Union remains firm in its demands and has announced new strike and blockade notices for various ports across Sweden in the coming weeks.
The port of Gothenburg, which handles all break bulk shipments, will be affected on June 23–24. Until then, no actions are planned, and we expect operations to continue as usual.
We will keep you updated and are available for any questions.
Strike in Swedish Ports Today Despite Agreement
The Swedish Transport Workers’ Union has withdrawn its strike notice after reaching a new collective agreement with the employers’ organization, Ports of Sweden, late on Tuesday following mediation.
The Swedish Dockworkers’ Union, however, is standing by its demands and is carrying out a strike today, Wednesday, until 6 p.m. The strike affects around 15 ports across Sweden.
More industrial actions have been announced: targeted strikes and other measures are planned through June 5, with local variations depending on the port and timing.
We will keep you continuously updated and are available for any questions.
