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Noatum Logistics is proud to have won the Supply Chain Operations – Partnership category at the 2025 Supply Chain Excellence Awards. The award recognises exceptional collaboration between supply chain partners – and was presented to Noatum Logistics UK Managing Director, Adeel
The fashion and beauty industries thrive on global networks of suppliers, manufacturers, and distributors, but this vast reach comes at a cost. A fragmented supply chain, where each stage of production is handled by a different company, often across multiple
While demand remains uneven across modes and geographies, key European inbound flows and transatlantic trade have proven resilient. Carriers are moving through a period of transition between short-term seasonal uplift and longer-term structural pressures, including capacity constraints, cost inflation and
The United States has long been the prize market for fashion brands and retailers seeking international growth. Its scale, consumer appetite and trendsetting culture make it integral to global strategies; the recent policy changes, however, have reshaped and complicated the
The fashion and beauty industries have always been fast-moving and dynamic, but in 2025, supply chain bottlenecks are threatening to slow down even the most agile brands. A combination of geopolitical tensions, shifting trade policies, labour shortages, shipping constraints, and
Many forecasters are anticipating a sharp fall in ocean freight rates as global trade slows in 2026, and while volumes are likely to soften, the reality is that container shipping is unlikely to slip into recession, which means a significant
On October 14, 2025, a major change in customs is coming in customs: the H1 System will replace the old SAD (Single Administrative Document) for imports in Spain and throughout the European Union. Why? Because the goal is to make everything
Sustainability is no longer an aspirational goal—it’s a business necessity. With increasing consumer demand for ethical sourcing, new supply chain regulations, and rising expectations around transparency and circularity, brands must adapt or risk being left behind. From Digital Product Passports (DPPs)
Global trade continued to feel the strain in September, with export orders contracting for a fifth month. While manufacturing output returned to growth, momentum remains uneven across regions and modes. The September 2025 Noatum Logistics Market Report explores the shifting dynamics
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