Digital Transformation in Logistics

The conference explored how logistics must adapt to new EU regulations:

• eFTI regulation: From July 2027, EU authorities must accept digital freight data; Lithuania is building a national eFTI Gateway.
• Digital readiness gap: Only ~⅓ of EU logistics firms have gone paperless; SMBs lag far behind in awareness.
• Data integration (eFTI, eCMR, CO₂) supports better reporting, faster payments, and ESG/CSRD compliance.
• NIS2 directive: Firms must ensure cybersecurity by 2027—risk management, incident tracking, and training required.
• AI Act: From 2025, transparency, testing, and documentation of AI use will be mandatory, with heavy fines for non-compliance.