A statement released on Thursday says the website aims to bring together, in a single location, information on the services offered by the Administration des Douanes et Accises (customs and excise  agency),  the Administration  de  l'Enregistrement  et  des Domaines (indirect  tax authority),  the Administration  des  Services  techniques  de  l'Agriculture (administration of agricultural technical services), the Administration des Services vétérinaires (administration of  veterinary  services),  the Administration  de  l'Environnement (environment  agency),  the Office  des Licences (licensing  office),  the Division  de  la  Sécurité  alimentaire (food  safety unit),  the Division  de  la  Radioprotection (radiation  protection department), STATEC,  the Chamber of Commerce and others. It is aimed in particular at:

• promoting Luxembourg as European logistics hub;

• showcasing the multimodal platforms and high added-value services offered by Luxembourg companies;

• explaining the various steps to be taken in establishing or developing logistical activities in Luxembourg;

• simplifying the administrative formalities connected with the import, export and transit of goods.

The logistics portal is available in French and English, and can be accessed at www.logistics.public.lu.