Law & Legislation
Food industry’s troubles are reflecting t...
Commenting on how the food industry’s troubles are reflecting the fallout from Brexit and how a shortage of vets could reduce trade of animal derived
Businesses starting to crack under burden o...
As British businesses approach the two week mark of breaking from the European Union, owners and directors are starting to run into an increasing amount
The main trade provisions of the UK-EU Trad...
Winston & Strawn’s London partner Peter Crowther and associate Lisa Hatfield outline the key legal impacts of the UK-EU TCA on global trade. At 11pm
Meadow Foods deploys Descartes’ e-Cus...
Descartes Systems Group, the global leader in uniting logistics-intensive businesses in commerce, is supporting Meadow Foods, the leading supplier of dairy ingredients and inclusions to
Idle vehicles still need their MOT – AA
The AA is advising drivers to keep their vehicles serviced and MOT’d as the third national lockdown begins. While some drivers may be tempted to
Nearly 1 in 10 UK hauliers recruiting to ma...
With 66% of UK hauliers concerned about the increased admin required in preparation to cross the border, they reveal the changes caused by the Brexit
Coronavirus testing for hauliers to continu...
Current testing arrangements for hauliers crossing the Channel – where they must have had a negative coronavirus test within 72 hours of crossing – are
‘Thin’ Brexit trade deal leaves...
The new, “thin” Brexit trade deal that is now in effect leaves many unanswered questions that could have serious implications for the UK motor industry,
Catalytic converter: Worth more than gold!
Catalytic converter thefts are on the rise across Britain with organised criminals hacking the emissions-reducing devices to steal the expensive precious metals contained inside while they
Over 100,000 HGVs with no Direct Vision Sta...
There remain more than 100,000 HGVs on London’s roads, whose operators have not yet applied for a Direct Vision Standard (DVS) permit, data from Transport
