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77 bankruptcies in July 2026: Germany – alarm in the TSL industry despite statistical decline

In July 2026, the German TSL industry recorded 77 bankruptcies – nearly 40% fewer than in June, but experts warn against false optimism. The seasonal decline in registered bankruptcies does not indicate a structural improvement in the market: operating costs, expensive credit, and a shortage of drivers continue to suffocate small and medium-sized transport companies. The knock-on effect directly threatens Polish subcontractors and all entities cooperating with the German logistics sector.
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Logistics alert: 85% of companies report increased payment backlogs, with debt collection costs exceeding £420 per year

The latest Marsh report (July 2026) reveals alarming data for the European logistics sector: as many as 85% of companies are reporting an increase in late payments, and the average annual cost of debt collection has exceeded £420,000 per company. One in four companies operates under conditions of extreme risk concentration, where the bankruptcy of one of five key customers would threaten more than half of their revenues. The data indicates a systemic liquidity crisis, requiring an immediate review of credit risk management strategies.
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Pfizer freezes PANSA accounts: The pharmaceutical giant cut off funding for Polish air traffic control in a PLN 5,6 billion dispute

Pfizer blocked Eurocontrol's transfers to the Polish Air Navigation Services Agency (PANSA), cutting off 80% of its revenues as part of its enforcement of a PLN 5,6 billion claim for uncollected COVID-19 vaccines. While the government provided emergency budget support to PANSA, the case sets a dangerous precedent for using commercial law instruments to destabilize critical infrastructure. For the air transport and logistics industry, this means updating operational risk maps in Central Europe.
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French Port Strikes 2026: Logistics Paralysis in Le Havre and Marseille Hits Supply Chains Across Europe

Unexpected strikes in the ports of Le Havre and Marseille-Fos in May 2026 paralyzed key logistics hubs in Western Europe, generating significant disruptions to supply chains across the continent. The lack of advance notice by CGT and FOMM headquarters has prevented logistics companies from contingency planning. The situation poses heightened financial risks for SMEs in the TSL sector and manufacturing companies operating under just-in-time models.
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UK cracks down on rogue management: new threats to European transport and logistics companies

The UK Insolvency Service has partnered with Crimestoppers to launch an anonymous reporting channel for cases of illegal management by disqualified directors. In the UK, over 11,000 individuals are actively disqualified from holding directorships, and the phenomenon of abusive phoenixism is generating growing losses for European creditors, including transport and logistics companies. For the transport, forwarding, and logistics industry, this means urgently implementing multi-layered contractor verification procedures that go far beyond standard credit scoring.
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Austria Q1 2026: Nothegger Transport bankruptcy and wave of bankruptcies without assets - alarm for Central European carriers

The AKV report for the first quarter of 2026 reveals a deep solvency crisis in the Austrian transport and logistics industry. The bankruptcy of Nothegger Transport Logistik GmbH is affecting hundreds of subcontractors in Central Europe, including Polish carriers. Particularly alarming is the 26,56% increase in bankruptcies ending in rejection due to lack of assets, leaving creditors with zero chance of recovering their debts. EURODEBT.eu experts assess the level of commercial risk in the DACH region as high and recommend urgent strengthening of credit risk management procedures.
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Global oil prices hit by political tensions

Oil prices in recent weeks have been primarily driven by the evolving diplomatic situation between the United States and Iran. Analysts point out that the upcoming agreements could soon lower crude prices on international markets.rodoIf negotiations are concluded in the coming months, a significant drop in oil prices is possible. Price fluctuations due to conflicts […]
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A wave of bankruptcies among business giants. Europe under pressure.

The year 2025 has been marked as an exceptionally difficult period for the largest companies. The scale of insolvencies has reached its highest level in years, with this trend particularly visible in Europe. The consequences are clearly felt by the logistics sector, freight forwarding companies, and medium-sized suppliers operating internationally.rodosupply chains. Trend analyses show that pressure will continue […]
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Increased inflation due to ETS2

The EU's CO2 emissions trading system, known as ETS2, could significantly impact prices in Poland. ING Bank Śląski analysts estimate that at a price of €59 per tonne of emissions, the system's implementation could increase inflation by up to 2,3 percentage points. ETS2 will cover emissions from road transport and building heating, and […]
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National e-Invoice System – a new era in business settlements

One of the biggest changes in recent years is coming to the Polish tax system. The National e-Invoice System (KSeF) is set to become a mandatory tool for issuing and receiving invoices for all businesses. After several years of a voluntary phase, the system will soon become standard practice for every company – from large corporations to small sole proprietorships. What is KSeF […]
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