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Use border experience to ease future trade
Government should take learnings from the logistics industry when delivering its forthcoming Trade Strategy to ensure trade can flow as smoothly as possible across the
Derry Bros streamlines and automates custom...
Derry Bros, the leading customs clearance specialist, is supporting the transition to the GB Safety & Security (S&S) import controls by cutting the cost of
DX opens new £12m flagship regional hub an...
DX, a leading provider of delivery solutions, including parcel freight, secure courier, 2-person and logistics services, is pleased to announce the completion and opening of
Logistics UK calls for prioritisation of fr...
Logistics UK, one of the nation’s largest business groups and the sole trade association representing the entire logistics sector, has urged the government to prioritise
LeShuttle Freight: Putting drivers first
The end of one year and the start of a new one presents the perfect opportunity to pause and reflect. 2024 saw changes for companies
Reforming the Clandestine Entrant Civil Pen...
The Road Haulage Association (RHA) has raised significant concerns regarding the current enforcement of the Clandestine Entrant Civil Penalty Scheme. Hauliers and drivers, despite adhering
Derry Bros network to support cross border ...
Freight customs specialist Derry Bros has expanded its presence within the UK and mainland Europe with the opening of two new offices in London and
Understanding GPSR and its implications for...
The European Union’s General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR), which came into force today,13th December 2024, and represents a significant overhaul of product safety requirements within
Stormont vote to extend NI’s post-Bre...
The Northern Ireland Assembly’s recent vote to extend post-Brexit trade arrangements for another four years has sparked significant discussion across political, economic, and business sectors.
Implications of the GPSR for GB-NI Trade
The EU’s General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR), which replaces the 2001 General Product Safety Directive, is set to come into force in Northern Ireland on
