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At BIFA we receive regular enquiries from Members regarding terms and conditions, which dependent on circumstances may be overridden by

The Suez Canal Authority has been demanding $916m in damages from the six-day blockage that the huge 400 m long

The results have been analysed and published to form a “ground zero” assessment by which future progress can be measured.

Because comparisons between 2021 and 2020 monthly results are distorted by the extraordinary impact of COVID-19, unless otherwise noted all

It seems as if the worst has passed, with carriers recording a 5.8 percentage point M/M improvement in global schedule

“While the ratification of the TCA has removed any lingering doubts, the reality is that the changes within the agreement

“Despite the relentless efforts of the ship’s owners and its insurers, it was not possible to reach a solution far

On the 1st April 2021, Defra provided further information to businesses in relation to requirements for imports of products of

This is likely to have a serious impact on Vivo, which is ranked number five in global smartphone shipments. Alongside

And TAPA warned that these figures were likely to be just the tip of the supply chain crime iceberg. “Even

The paper drills into: Freight rate development Capacity dynamics and expectations Changing patterns of demand Changes to the structure of

“From a purely Customs viewpoint, the benefits of freeports are marginal and provide very few new advantages compared to the

Efforts by Evergreen, the operator of Ever Given, to have the vessel’s cargo separated from the ship in any legal

Ocean freight rates look set to stay elevated for another two years, as disruption continues to restrict capacity and with

The carrier said on Tuesday it estimated a loss of capacity across its network of up to 30% “over multiple

In its first year, 741 individuals had attended 28 events organised by the YFN, which included regional launch events, airport

Please note that if you are: moving goods under Common Transit Convention (CTC) with a Transit Accompanying Document (TAD); and

HMRC are still looking into the problems but in the meantime, if you do not have access to statements but

The FMC met virtually and in closed session on 7 April to discuss developments in the ongoing FactFinding 29 investigation

Employers will now receive £3,000 for new apprentices of any age who join their organisation from 1 April 2021 to

Because comparisons between 2021 and 2020 monthly results are distorted by the extraordinary impact of COVID-19, unless otherwise noted all

If you have containers on board you will be asked for an indemnity or a deposit. Any standard marine insurance

NCTS is a system of electronic declaration and processing that traders must use to submit Common Transit declarations.https://www.gov.uk/guidance/using-the-new-computerised-transit-system-to-move-goods-across-the-eu-and-efta-countries When making

New research this month by the UK’s Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) shows that UK-EU export problems have persisted into

All actors in the global supply chain must be increasingly alert to a range of risks due to criminal activity