Full-Time
Global freight forwarding and contract logistics
$77.9k - $123.8k/yr
Union City, NJ, USA
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Yusen Logistics provides global supply chain and logistics services, including ocean and air freight forwarding, contract logistics, warehousing and distribution, and transportation management. It designs and manages end-to-end supply chains for industries such as automotive, aerospace, retail, healthcare, and consumer electronics, using a network of offices and distribution centers across 46 countries to move and store goods while handling customs clearance and value-added services. The company differentiates itself with a large, integrated global network as a wholly-owned subsidiary of NYK Group, enabling tailored, end-to-end 3PL/4PL solutions and end-to-end visibility with tools like predictive analytics and route optimization. Its goal is to help manufacturers and retailers optimize the flow of goods from raw materials to the final consumer through customized, scalable supply chain solutions.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Tokyo, Japan
Founded
1955
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Yusen Logistics opens European regional headquarters in Antwerp. Projects & People Logistics & Supply Chain Partner News Yusen Logistics has officially opened its new European regional headquarters, Yusen Logistics Global Management (Europe) N.V. (YLGM-EUR), in Antwerp, reinforcing the company's long-term commitment to the European market and establishing a central base in one of Europe's leading logistics hubs. The new headquarters serves as the nerve centre of Yusen Logistics' European operations, housing approximately 140 employees and supporting the company's continued growth across the continent. The relocation of the regional head office from Schiphol (Amsterdam) to Antwerp reflects Yusen Logistics' long-term vision for Europe and the strategic value of positioning the organisation at the heart of a major logistics ecosystem. Located at the centre of one of Europe's most important logistics corridors, Antwerp offers outstanding connectivity via road, rail, inland waterways, and maritime routes. The presence of the Port of Antwerp-Bruges - one of Europe's largest and most strategically vital ports - further strengthens the city's role as a gateway to international trade. The choice of Antwerp also holds special significance for the broader NYK Group, to which Yusen Logistics belongs. Several NYK Group companies, including NYK Bulkship (Atlantic) NV, and International Car Operators N.V. (ICO), are already well-established in the Port of Antwerp. By bringing Yusen Logistics' European headquarters into proximity with these sister companies, the Group aims to enhance internal collaboration and strengthen integrated logistics solutions. Closer connections with these affiliated businesses will enable more seamless service offerings to customers and capitalise on Antwerp's robust logistics infrastructure for greater efficiency across global supply chains. Yusen Logistics marked the opening of the new regional headquarters with an official ceremony in Antwerp, attended by representatives of the Port of Antwerp-Bruges, customers, business partners and employees. The event was hosted by Minoru Futonaka, Managing Director of YLGM-EUR, and Bruno Jacques, Deputy Managing Director of YLGM-EUR. Hiroki Harada, CEO of YLGM, and Carl-Johan Hagman, President and CEO of NYK Group Europe Ltd, were among the special guests, underscoring the significance of this milestone. "Today's opening marks an important milestone for Yusen Logistics in Europe," said Hiroki Harada, CEO of YLGM. "The establishment of our European headquarters in Antwerp reflects our confidence in the European market and our commitment to supporting customers through a strong, connected, and future-ready organisation." For Yusen Logistics Europe's leadership, the new headquarters is more than just a change of address, it is central to fostering collaboration across countries, functions and business units. This unified hub will help the company respond to customer needs more effectively while further strengthening its network across Europe. "The new headquarters will play an important role in the future development of our European organisation," added Minoru Futonaka, Managing Director of YLGM-EUR. "It creates an environment where our teams can collaborate more closely, share expertise and continue building a strong and connected operation that is ready for the future." Bruno Jacques, Deputy Managing Director of YLGM-EUR, said: "Antwerp offers a unique combination of connectivity, logistics expertise and international business opportunities. We are proud to establish our European Headquarters here and look forward to contributing to the growth and success of Antwerp's dynamic logistics community."
Tokyo selects Yusen Logistics as freight forwarder for fuel initiative. Jun 2, 2026 at 8:48 AM Yusen Logistics has been selected by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government as a freight forwarder for a project aimed at promoting the use of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) and biofuels in the logistics sector. The goal of the project is to reduce Scope 3 emissions generated by companies' supply chains, as stated by the company. As part of this initiative, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government supports companies that use SAF or biofuels for their air and sea freight transport by collaborating with selected freight forwarders. It covers all or part of the additional costs incurred from using these alternative fuels. The project started in fiscal year 2024 with a focus on air freight and was expanded to sea freight in fiscal year 2026. Collaboration for transport solutions. According to Yusen Logistics, the company collaborates globally with airlines and shipping companies to develop environmentally friendly transport networks. These networks utilize alternative fuels derived from sources such as used cooking oil. In May 2025, the company launched the "Alternative Fuel" initiative, which aims to maximize the ecological benefits of using renewable fuels in air, sea, and land transport. The environmental advantages of this initiative can be directly attributed to customers in the 46 countries and regions where Yusen Logistics operates, according to the company, regardless of the actual location of fuel use.
NYK and Yusen Logistics jointly exhibit in Singapore at GSTCE 2026 showcasing space industry Innovation. Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha Yusen Logistics Global Management Co., Ltd. Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha ("NYK") and Yusen Logistics Global Management Co., Ltd. ("YLGM") jointly exhibited at Global Space Technology Convention & Exhibition (GSTCE) 2026, held in Singapore from May 13 to 14. GSTCE is an international conference and exhibition focused on space technology and the commercialization of space business. It brings together government agencies, space-related companies, startups, investors, and other stakeholders, serving as a platform for information exchange and business matching aimed at advancing the space industry in the Asia-Pacific region. Following last year's participation, the NYK Group exhibited for the second consecutive year, with NYK and Yusen Logistics participating jointly. Under the key theme of its space business, "From Ocean to Orbit," NYK showcased its initiatives to develop offshore space infrastructure, including offshore launch vessels and rocket recovery vessels, as well as new possibilities for the maritime industry through the utilization of satellite technologies. Yusen Logistics, drawing on its extensive experience in international logistics, presented its capabilities in the global transportation of space-related equipment such as satellites and rocket components, along with supply chain solutions at an operational level tailored to the needs of the space industry. NYK and Yusen Logistics Participants at the Exhibition Booth Welcoming Visitors to the Booth On the first day of the exhibition, a panel discussion titled "Fixing the Broken Supply Chain of Space: How Just-in-Time Launch Becomes Possible" was held, featuring Daisuke Suga, head of the Advanced Business & Space Business Development Team within NYK's Innovation Promotion Group, as a panelist. The session brought together experts representing different roles across the space ecosystem, including satellite components, communications and operations, and orbital deployment. The panelists exchanged views on the key challenges facing the overall space supply chain and discussed potential approaches to addressing these issues. Daisuke Suga Discussion Panel During the exhibition, representatives of NYK and Yusen Logistics met with Jeremy Chan, executivechairman of Singapore Space and Technology Think Tank (SST Think Tank) and organizer of GSTCE. The meeting provided an important opportunity to exchange insights into the evolving space ecosystem in the Asia-Pacific region and to strengthen relationships with a key organization driving industry development and dialogue. Meeting with Jeremy Chan, Executive Chairman of SST Think Tank By combining its strengths in both maritime operations and logistics, the NYK Group aims to create new value in supporting transportation and supply chains within the space industry. Looking ahead, the Group will continue to contribute to the sustainable growth of the global space industry in collaboration with international partners. Exhibition details. ・Name: Global Space Technology Convention & Exhibition 2026 ・Date: May 13-14 ・Location: Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore ・Website: https://space.org.sg/gstce/
Yusen launches east Africa joint venture. Yusen Logistics Global Management and Africa Global Logistics have opened a Yusen Africa (East Africa) joint venture in Nairobi, Kenya. Yusen Africa will operate from Kenya and across the Eastern Africa, delivering international freight forwarding and logistics solutions tailored to the region. Services will include freight forwarding, multimodal transport, contract logistics, customs brokerage, cold chain, e-commerce, and project logistics. Kenya will serve as a strategic gateway for regional operations, supporting key trade corridors including the Northern Corridor, the Central Corridor, and the Ethiopia - Djibouti Corridor.
Yusen Logistics, in partnership with Nissan and Volvo Trucks UK, is set to electrify its key inbound supply routes to Sunderland in a major trial under the UK's Electric Freightway initiative.