PANAMA CANAL TO FURTHER REDUCE DRAFT LIMIT FOR NEOPANAMAX VESSELS
The Panama Canal will further reduce the maximum allowable draft for Neopanamax vessels from late August 2026 as water levels in Gatun Lake continue to decline.
GLOTRANS – 16 YEARS OF STEADY GROWTH AND BEYOND
On August 15, 2025, the Glotrans family proudly celebrates the 16th anniversary of the company’s establishment (2009 – 2025) – a remarkable milestone that marks our journey of formation, growth, and continuous advancement in both domestic and international logistics markets. From the very first days full of challenges, Glotrans has remained steadfast in its goals, gradually affirming its position as one of the leading and most trusted logistics enterprises. We have consistently expanded our network, enhanced service quality, and made strong investments in both human resources and modern technology to deliver optimal solutions to our customers.
Today’s success is the result of the collective efforts of the entire Glotrans team, as well as the trust and long-term support of our valued customers and partners. We would like to express our deepest gratitude to customers who have placed their trust in Glotrans services, to partners who have collaborated closely with us, and to all staff members who have worked tirelessly. It is this companionship that drives Glotrans to continuously innovate, elevate service quality, and strive toward sustainable development.
As we enter our 17th year, Glotrans is ready to embrace new goals, new challenges, and new opportunities. We are committed to upholding our core values, expanding our market reach, improving service quality, and pioneering the adoption of comprehensive logistics solutions to bring the best experience to our customers while contributing to connecting Vietnam’s trade with the world.
With a strong foundation and a clear strategic direction, Glotrans is confident in achieving breakthrough growth in the years ahead, continuing to accompany customers in connecting Vietnam’s trade with the global market. We sincerely thank our valued customers and partners for your trust and support throughout this journey, and we look forward to achieving even greater success together in the future.
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GLOTRANS SHOWCASES INTERGRATED LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS AT MTA VIETNAM 2026
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GLOTRANS would like to inform our Valued Customers and Partners of our holiday schedule for Vietnam’s National Day (2 September 2026) as follows:
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