The internationally recognised shipping terms – or ‘Incoterms’ – are currently being amended by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and are expected to be introduced later this year, being fully effective by January 1, 2020.It has become customary to revise...
The government announced last week that an extra £2.1bn has been set aside in preparation for a no-deal Brexit, which doubles the amount of funding allocated.The money includes plans for more border force officers and upgraded infrastructure at ports. There will also...
Despite yesterday’s news that Prime Minister May has agreed two options to extend the Brexit deadline, the Port of Rotterdam is still preparing for the UK to leave on March 29th.Mark Dijk, the manager of Europe’s largest port, reportedly told BBC news that while he...
According to the Loadstar, a wait in the UK’s new Customs Declaration System (CDS) is not likely to cause a disruption in the country’s supply chains, but there is a concern on how post-Brexit operation of UK ro-ro ports are to be handled. Doubts have been growing...
Customs Insights have just confirmed a thought leadership event – which will be taking place in conjunction with sister company the Supply Chain Academy – and will be covering the most topical and important issue of the millennium so far – Brexit. The dinner event is...
Recent new route announcements are indicating that EU ferry operators may be getting prepared to bypass the UK post Brexit. This development comes amid concerns over expected tailbacks at British ports due to increased checks at customs and immigration. ‘The...
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