International trade

Over the past few decades, globalisation has driven companies to establish production and sourcing operations in distant regions to take advantage of lower labour costs and economies of scale. However, recent shifts in economic, political, and logistical landscapes have forced

In today’s digitalised world, data analytics has emerged as a game-changer across industries, including logistics. The ability to collect, analyse, and derive actionable insights from vast amounts of data is revolutionising the way logistics companies operate, enabling them to optimize

The Shanghai’s two-month lockdown was lifted on Wednesday June 1st, although there are still some areas designated as “high risk” by the government and 2 million people remain confined to their homes. Businesses and shops are allowed to reopen but China’s

The Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA) recently announced the establishment of the Future International Trade Alliance, in which both parties agreed to work on the development and acceptance of appropriate standards to facilitate the use of electronic bills of lading

Brexit was implemented on January 1. From that moment on, the European Union put the United Kingdom on the third country listing. With regard to Customs, this means that England, Scotland and Wales will receive the same treatment as any

Buying in online retailers and stores located anywhere in the world is becoming an increasingly common activity. Now, it is something that is being done even more due to the coronavirus pandemic that we are suffering. All products purchased in

The striking images of the container ship Ever Given aground in the Suez Canal and the obvious delays in supply on this strategic transport route that this event will cause have once again brought to the forefront a problem that