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As global trade dynamics evolve, US and UK importers are increasingly diversifying their sources of supply to mitigate risks and minimise costs. With planned US tariffs on Chinese goods accelerating a shift in sourcing strategies, countries such as Vietnam, Thailand,…
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Global container shipping lines remain hesitant to return to the Suez Canal despite hopes that a Middle East ceasefire might ease Red Sea security. While the canal offers a faster and more economical route, persistent security risks and soaring insurance…
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The US government’s latest trade measures could disrupt industries across the UK and Europe, as new tariffs on key exports loom. The proposed 25% levy on cars, pharmaceuticals, and semiconductors is set to drive up costs and reshape global supply…
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European ports, including key UK hubs, are experiencing significant congestion, driven by delays at major Asian ports and a surge in vessel arrivals ahead of the pre-Lunar New Year rush. This disruption, coupled with ongoing capacity challenges and high yard…
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The global freight industry enters 2025 amid a landscape shaped by robust demand, geopolitical tensions, and capacity constraints. Air, sea, and road freight markets are set for growth, but businesses will need to navigate disruptions and adapt to evolving conditions…
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Celebrated from 29th January to 4th February in 2025, CNY or Lunar New Year is a time of joy and tradition for millions. For global supply chains, however, it signals weeks of disruptions as factories shut down, ports operate at…
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The global air freight market in 2025 is set to experience sustained demand growth, driven by booming eCommerce and rising semiconductor shipments. However, this growth comes against a backdrop of limited capacity expansion, regulatory scrutiny, and geopolitical risks, creating a…
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The global freight market remains in flux as 2024 approaches its conclusion, with varying trends across ocean, air, and road freight sectors. Labour disputes on the US East and Gulf coasts further add to the risk of potential disruptions, with…
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