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In a potentially positive development, the latest Chinese government data showed the number of new coronavirus cases fell to the lowest level in three weeks, but the data “must be interpreted very cautiously”, according to the head of the World…
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With the continuing escalation of the Coronavirus pandemic, air shipments out of China are being significantly impacted, with airlines cancelling, reducing or suspending services. 2M have announced blank sailings, but ocean freight is nominally operating, subject to local port conditions…
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In an attempt to restrict the spread of the Coronavirus, Chinese authorities have extended the lunar new year holiday until 2 February, with Shanghai and Ningbo having a further extension until 10 February, adding to the back-log of unshipped cargo…
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The United Kingdom has just 11 month’s to prepare for the inevitable changes to EU trade Customs processes, which is why are finalising preparations to keep our clients' European trade moving when transition ends. (more…)
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Fuelled by volume reductions, IMO 2020 surcharges, and demand ahead of Chinese New Year, sea freight rates from Asia to European ports will end 2019 on a high, and could increase further in the run up to Chinese New Year.…
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In 2005 the World Customs Organisation (WCO) paved the way for the AEO accreditation to secure supply chains and promote trade worldwide. In 2021 AEO accreditation will simplify post-Brexit trade flows. (more…)
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Christmas strike action on the 27th and 28th December has been voted for overwhelmingly at the port of Felixstowe in a dispute over outsourcing. (more…)
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As the Conservatives celebrate a most successful general election result, with a dominant majority of 80, shippers should be able to relax, at least until the end of next year. (more…)
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