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Carriers may blank voyages without notice

Demand for space on vessels from China continues its seasonal decline, but inconsistencies in blanked sailing announcements around China’s Golden Week have been criticised. (more…)

Incoterms 2020 released

The Incoterms rules were first introduced by ICC in 1936 to establish commonly accepted definitions and rules related to the delivery of goods between trading partners worldwide. Since then, ICC has periodically revised the Incoterms rules to reflect changes in…

Fines imposed for cargo mis-declaration

Container shipping lines including Maersk, Hapag-Lloyd, HMM and OOCL have introduced fines for dangerous goods mis-declaration, which many lines suspect are behind recent containership fires. (more…)

Brexit developments

While leaked government documents warn of ‘no-deal’ delays to medicine, shortages of fresh foods and price rises, HMRC have reissued their Brexit Ro/Ro processes and easements, designed to keep traffic flowing after Brexit. (more…)

Gov’t Brexit communication

Over the coming days and weeks, PSP Worldwide Logistics will share critical Government instructions for business, to inform them of actions they should take to prepare to leave the EU without a deal on 31 October. (more…)

Major import VAT changes are live

Significant changes to whom is entitled to reclaim import VAT came into force on Monday, regardless of form of Brexit we eventually get (more…)

Using common transit after Brexit

The UK is set to remain in the Common Transit Convention (CTC) after Brexit, ensuring simplified cross-border trade for UK businesses exporting their goods. (more…)

Brexit preparations from PSP Logistics

Sensible businesses continue planning for NO DEAL. HMRC’s preparation is complete. They created TSP, introduced a number of easements and relaxed many of the processes. It is now up to you to get ready. (more…)