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In today’s unpredictable environment, delivering chemicals safely and efficiently demands resilient, intelligent logistics. Stay ahead of disruptions with real-time digital visibility, agile end-to-end operations, and a flexible mix of multimodal transport options. Maintain the momentum of your chemical inventory, control costs, and respond swiftly to challenges—so your supply chain is ready to go the distance.

Industry overview

With 96% of all manufactured goods relying on chemicals, the sector holds vast potential for expansion. But as chemical manufacturers compete fiercely for market share, they face a high-stakes environment shaped by shifting trade policies, tariff disputes, and ongoing industry consolidation. These pressures are pushing businesses to rethink how they operate—and differentiate.

In response, many chemical companies are undergoing strategic transformation focused on growth, profitability, and long-term resilience. Central to this evolution is the need to adapt quickly, embrace digital technologies, and modernise operations. While safety remains paramount, decarbonisation is rapidly gaining importance as a key objective.

In this landscape, the supply chain is emerging as a vital engine of change. From supporting continuous production with efficient storage solutions to unlocking margin improvements through smarter logistics, chemical companies are demanding more from their supply chain partners. 

Six trends are shaping the chemical industry

Customer Centricity

Delivering supply chain flexibility to meet evolving customer needs

Reducing lead times to support uninterrupted production cycles

Tailoring logistics solutions to align with specific business requirements

Sustainability

  • Supporting the circular economy by enabling sustainable product flows
  • Minimising greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions across the supply chain
  • Ensuring compliance with local environmental and regulatory standards

Modernisation

  • Leveraging digital tools for both strategic insight and operational efficiency
  • Accelerating innovation across supply chain functions
  • Enhancing customer visibility and trust through integrated, transparent systems

Cargo-based supply chains

  • Extensive compliance expertise for dangerous cargo
  • Smart solutions that account for weight to value ratio
  • Optimised solutions for low margin products

Push driven supply chains

  • Managing inventory costs for made-to-stock (MTS) processes
  • Increasing customer loyalty for made-to-order (MTO) processes
  • Optimising working capital (despite low margins) with better logistics planning

Capturing new markets

  • Responding to demand with agility
  • Reaching customers all over the world
  • Tapping into developing markets

Why TTC

Boost Profitability

Design a fully customised, end-to-end supply chain that aligns with your business goals. Cut down on storage costs through our strategically located Flex Hubs, while leveraging our deep logistics expertise and strong safety-first approach.

Accelerate Innovation

Enhance visibility, streamline coordination, and strengthen compliance and safety with our advanced digital platforms. Improve collaboration and make smarter decisions across your entire supply chain.

Exceed Customer Expectations

Reach your customers faster with our global reach and local presence. Our integrated solutions reduce lead times and increase agility—helping you stay responsive and deliver on every promise.

Industry Spotlight – Explore logistics trends in the Chemical sector

How can the Chemical industry build more efficient, resilient and cost-effective supply chains? 

Join Patrick Hore, Global Head of Chemicals at A.P. Moller – TTC, as he shares insights on how the chemical industry can overcome critical operational hurdles. Learn how strategic supply chain planning can significantly reduce landed costs, the vital role logistics partners play in driving efficiency, and why viewing the supply chain as a commodity may hinder—rather than help—performance and growth.

CBAM:  Time to put a price on Carbon

Are You Ready for the EU’s New Carbon Levy?

The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)—part of the EU’s Fit for 55 climate package—is set to reshape trade for carbon-intensive sectors. This new regulation will introduce a financial levy on certain imports and require companies to maintain accurate, transparent reporting of their carbon emissions.

In this video, William Petty, Product Development Manager at Global Trade & Customs Consulting, TTC, breaks down what CBAM means for your business, which industries are affected, and the steps you need to take to remain compliant.

Collaboration: for a well-oiled chemicals supply chain

Anders Victor, Global Head of Supply Chain Development, shares how chemical companies can optimise cost, service, and responsiveness by rethinking their supply chain design. Discover how a strategically built supply chain can become a growth enabler—and help you scale your ambitions with confidence.

Digitalising chemical supply chains for resilience

How can the chemical industry strengthen its ability to handle disruptions? Is there a way to simplify the complex task of transporting hazardous materials? And what trends are reshaping chemical logistics for the better?

In this exclusive conversation, Kristoffer Meinert, Communications Manager at TTC, sits down with Patrick Hore, Head of Chemicals at Maersk, to explore these pressing questions. From the power of digitisation to the importance of collaboration and flexibility, this insightful discussion uncovers what it takes to create safer, more resilient chemical transport solutions.

Latest trends and insights from the world of logistics

What’s the best way to deal with the supply chain disruptions brought on by the pandemic and other unmitigated situations around the world? Current solutions that exist aren’t seamless in keeping up with demand, predicting fluctuations, and keeping goods moving safely, in their prime condition.

Is the answer as simple as adding more capacity and flexibility to every part of the supply chain?

In this exclusive chat with Kristoffer Meinert, Customer Communications Manager, TTC, Charles Patrick Hore, Head of Chemicals, TTC, sheds some light on these conundrums and discusses how to look for solutions in the most unexpected places, like relationships in the industry, and information exchange.

Adding value to our customers

Partnering with TTC means gaining a more agile, efficient, and secure supply chain—driven by digital innovation and built for the unique demands of the chemical industry.

Flex Hub – Get closer to your customers

Getting your cargo to the right place at the right time is critical—but when storage costs surpass product value, efficiency becomes essential. That’s where TTC Flex Hub comes in.

This solution gives you control and flexibility over your supply chain by allowing you to pause or accelerate shipments as needed. By storing containers at one of our strategically located transshipment hubs—at a fraction of traditional warehousing costs—you can manage delivery timelines on your terms, without compromising on cost or performance.

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