to come. A "Global Compromise Chart" is a must. Moreover, logistics companies will be the trendsetter for the economy. Concepts like sustainability, education and social responsibility shall be paramount in future developments. In the years to come, quality, price and trade mark will remain, though the environmental impact of products and services will play a key role. Growing demand of customers for "green" solutions calls the logistics industry for action together with governments. In fact companies and regulatory bodies will have to collaborate more often and more closely worldwide borders. But regulations need to be adapted by adequate decision, assited by experts and taking out unnecessary complexity. Additionally, logistics has long been an utmost dynamic industry, adapting to new trends in hightech, including satellite navigation e-commerce, EDI, etc . In fact next generations will apply completely new business models and industrial processes It is in this light that the competitiveness of the entire world's food, fresh and frozen industries are increasingly dependent on logistics. This will require a completely renewed mentality of regulators and politicians and a global compromise, to be reflected in cited "Global Compromise Chart".