Logistics
Check your paperwork says FTA Ireland
FTA Ireland has warned UK businesses to ensure any goods sent to the Republic of Ireland are accompanied by the correct declarations paperwork or face
Customer communications spike as firms resp...
According to new research, more than a third of transport and logistics businesses have increased their customer communication efforts in response to COVID-19, as firms
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
Supply Chain and Logistics: Predictions for...
Changing buyer behaviours, increased demand, economic pressures – to say that 2020 was a challenging year would be a tremendous understatement. But will 2021 be
What lessons can logistics firms learn from...
Very few of us have managed to accomplish everything we’d hoped to do in 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic stopped individuals and companies from pursuing many
BPA welcomes Brexit deal but warns of impac...
Responding to the news that the EU and the UK had reached an outline agreement on a future post Brexit deal the British Ports Association
EU market access rules for hauliers from 1 ...
The United Kingdom and the European Union have agreed a Trade and Cooperation Agreement. We said we would keep you updated on changes that affect
Thousands of virus-stranded trucks depart D...
More than 4,500 lorries, among a huge backlog of stranded trucks for days in the British port of Dover, crossed the Channel on Friday after
Cautious welcome for Brexit trade deal
It is early days, and the full implications of the Brexit trade deal are still being assessed. Tariff free trade was vital if UK businesses,
What does 2021 hold for supply chains?
2020 has been an extremely turbulent year, with the public, businesses and the supply chains that serve them feeling the effects. But how will the
