Since joining the U-Connect Network (UCN) in 2011, InterLOG has not only been an active member but also a strategic partner, contributing significantly to the global logistics ecosystem. As InterLOG celebrates their 20th anniversary, this 14-year partnership reaffirms their pioneering role in innovation and their commitment to global supply chain connectivity.

INTERLOG - 20 YEARS OF SUPPLY CHAIN INNOVATION

Founded in 2005, InterLOG brings two decades of experience in integrated logistics and supply chain management. A trusted Supply Chain Innovator as Third-Party & Fourth Party Logistics (3PL & 4PL) Provider, InterLOG supports local and global enterprises - particularly manufacturers with flexible, one-stop logistics and supply chain solutions. Their headquarters is in Ho Chi Minh City, with branches in Hanoi, Haiphong, and Danang, supported by a partner network in over 60 countries.

InterLOG's core services include sea freight (FCL/LCL), air freight, buyer consolidation, customs brokerage, inland transportation, warehousing, and distribution. They hold a strong presence on key trade lanes including Japan, China, Thailand, India, the EU, and the U.S. Beyond service delivery, they actively contribute to the global agent community through market insights, partner engagement, and co-hosting logistics events.

Beyond logistics services, InterLOG pioneers green solutions - such as container reuse, consolidation, and barge transport to help businesses reduce costs, optimize time, and cut CO₂ emissions. The group actively raise awareness of carbon reduction through CBAM and carbon-neutral roadmap workshops.

Alongside these efforts, InterLOG advances the journey “For 1 Billion Trees in Vietnam.” Through our Run4ESG program, where they walk to contribute to the national tree-planting fund, donating 2,500 urban trees in Chau Doc (An Giang), 10,000 trees to Brigade 146 of Navy Region 4, and 3,000 trees to Ta Dung National Park. This ongoing initiative reflects their long-term commitment to creating lasting environmental value and fostering a greener Vietnam -  a mission made possible by the collective dedication of the InterLOG team.

In addition to their social contributions, InterLOG is also a recognized member of FIATA, VLA, VISA, and JCtrans, InterLOG affirms its credibility in the industry; integrating technology, operate under ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 standards, and follow ESG principles - laying the foundation for our vision to become Vietnam’s leading 4PL provider.

14 YEARS WITH UCN  -  EXPANDING GLOBAL CONNECTIVITY

Since joining UCN in 2011, InterLOG has spent 14 of its 20 years building and strengthening this strategic partnership. From co-hosting the first UCN Conference in 2018, attending the International Conference in Malaysia in 2019, to maintaining engagement during the pandemic via online events. The journey continued with participation in Genesis' training (2022), welcoming the UCN delegation to Danang (2024), and most recently, co-hosting the UCN Annual Conference in Vietnam in 2025 - a milestone that also marked InterLOG’s 20th anniversary. This journey has enabled them to expand their global connectivity, enhance service capabilities through knowledge exchange, and strengthen their reputation as a trusted logistics partner for multinational corporations, guided by service quality and a sustainable development mindset.

TOWARDS THE FUTURE - CO-CREATING GLOBAL VALUE WITH UCN

Building on 14 years of partnership, InterLOG will continue to be an active member of UCN-strengthening global logistics connectivity and fostering business collaboration.

According to the InterLOG team: "Our journey with UCN is not only a long-standing partnership, but a shared mission of sustainable growth and global value creation. Looking ahead, InterLOG remains committed to contributing more deeply to the UCN network and the global supply chain.

We will also take an active role in introducing UCN to our international partners-expanding its reach, enhancing its global presence, and enabling new business connections across borders".