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The introduction of sweeping new US tariffs this month marks a decisive shift in global trade policy, creating fresh challenges for importers and exporters worldwide. Yet, for those positioned to leverage the recently finalised US–EU trade agreement, the disruption also brings
On 25 July, Richard Smith, Managing Director of the Road Haulage Association (RHA), urged the UK Government to take immediate, practical steps to address the growing challenges in freight trade between Great Britain (GB) and Northern Ireland (NI) under the
The global container shipping market may be entering a prolonged period of softening rates, with overcapacity and faltering demand combining to erode the traditional seasonal uplift. Despite operational disruptions such as port congestion in Asia and Europe and extended rerouting around
As part of our effort to strengthen our global market presence and support our vision of becoming a global leader in integrated logistics management services, we have recently unified all our solutions sub-brands under a single banner: Noatum Logistics. This
The July 2025 Noatum Logistics Europe Market Report is now available, providing a detailed analysis of the forces shaping freight and logistics across ocean, air, road, contract logistics, and warehousing. While the global economy continues to grow the logistics sector faces
Beijing-Tianjin office expands the Group’s global presence and serves emerging trade corridors. Abu Dhabi, UAE/ Beijing, China – 24 July 2025: AD Ports Group (ADX: ADPORTS), a leading enabler of global trade, logistics, and industry, officially launched its first International Office
A major change is coming to the way products are traded and tracked across the EU and businesses that fail to prepare could face serious compliance challenges. The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is being introduced as part of the EU’s
As regulatory demands increase across global trade, compliance isn’t just a box-ticking exercise, it’s a competitive advantage and nowhere is this more evident than in the U.S., where import rules are shifting once again. Among the most significant developments is
The transpacific freight market remains split between a softening ocean freight sector grappling with falling rates and excess capacity, and a tightening air freight market driven by shifting production patterns and tariff-related pressures. With the 9 July deadline for the return
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