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UK GOVERNMENT WILL NOT INTRODUCE SPS AND S&S IMPORT CONTROLS ON EU GOODS ON 1 JULY 2022

Posted on 9th May 2022 at 13:31

UK GOVERNMENT WILL NOT INTRODUCE SPS AND S&S IMPORT CONTROLS ON EU GOODS ON 1 JULY 2022

The remaining import controls on EU goods will no longer be introduced this year, the government has announced.

Instead, traders will continue to move their goods from the European Union to Great Britain as they do now.

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https://www.multimodal.org.uk/article/uk-government-will-not-introduce-sps-and-ss-import-controls-eu-goods-1-july-2022?utm_source=feedotter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=FO-05-06-2022&utm_content=httpswwwmultimodalorgukarticleukgovernmentwillnotintroducespsandssimportcontrolseugoods1july2022

Most UK small importers unprepared for 1 January EU-GB customs changes

Posted on 7th December 2021 at 15:43

Most UK small importers unprepared for 1 January EU-GB customs changes

Most small UK import businesses remain unprepared for the latest post-Brexit changes on 1 January, when EU goods exported to Great Britain (GB) will require full customs declarations at the point of arrival, new research reveals.

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https://www.lloydsloadinglist.com/freight-directory/news/Most-UK-small-importers-unprepared-for-1-January-EU-GB-customs-changes/80467.htm?cl=article_3&elqTrack=true&mc_cid=a6003ea316&mc_eid=bb81110dd5#.Ya9_49DP2Uk

Confusion over UK freeports plans, survey finds

Posted on 13th July 2021 at 18:15

Confusion over UK freeports plans, survey finds

Most firms still do not have a full understanding of how UK freeports will operate and be governed, several months after eight winning bids were announced for the new economic zones, a survey of UK businesses has found.

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https://www.lloydsloadinglist.com/freight-directory/news/Confusion-over-UK-freeports-plans-survey-finds/79490.htm?cl=article_2&elqTrack=true&mc_cid=bc6c1d3196&mc_eid=bb81110dd5#.YO3HYOhKiUk

South China port disruptions ‘could extend to Christmas’

Posted on 12th July 2021 at 10:28

South China port disruptions ‘could extend to Christmas’

Dwell times at the major ports in and around the south China city of Shenzhen “remain disruptively high”, despite trending downward in recent days with the Port of Yantian at full capacity again, according to freight visibility platform Project44.

It said the data suggests that disruptions related to China’s COVID-19 quarantine efforts could extend well into the year, impacting seasonal shipments as far out as Christmas.

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https://www.lloydsloadinglist.com/freight-directory/news/South-China-port-disruptions-%E2%80%98could-extend-to-Christmas%E2%80%99/79457.htm#.YOwJSehKiUk

P&O FERRIES’ DOVER-CALAIS FLEET BACK TO FULL STRENGTH AS FIFTH SHIP SETS SAIL ON RETURN TO SERVICE

Posted on 5th July 2021 at 09:15

P&O FERRIES’ DOVER-CALAIS FLEET BACK TO FULL STRENGTH AS FIFTH SHIP SETS SAIL ON RETURN TO SERVICE

The Pride of Burgundy – P&O Ferries fifth ship on its Dover-Calais route – arrived yesterday at the Port of Dover, returning to service with its first sailing in over a year.

With capacity to carry 120 lorries, the 28,000-ton Pride of Burgundy will return in freight-only mode, making two return journeys each day. The addition of a fifth ship comes in response to growing demand from British and European customers and will expand options for those requiring rapid and reliable transportation of goods between pivotal markets.

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https://www.multimodal.org.uk/article/po-ferries-dover-calais-fleet-back-full-strength-fifth-ship-sets-sail-return-service?utm_source=feedotter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=FO-07-02-2021&utm_content=httpswwwmultimodalorgukarticlepoferriesdovercalaisfleetbackfullstrengthfifthshipsetssailreturnservice

Liverpool recovering from severe port disruption

Posted on 21st June 2021 at 16:27

Liverpool recovering from severe port disruption

The Port of Liverpool is hoping to make significant progress this week towards recovering from a period of severe disruption in the last two weeks that has led to high levels of delays and frustration among cargo customers.

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https://www.lloydsloadinglist.com/freight-directory/news/Liverpool-recovering-from-severe-port-disruption/79330.htm?cl=article_1&elqTrack=true&mc_cid=edf4f4414e&mc_eid=bb81110dd5#.YNCue2hKiUk

UK post-Brexit lorry management measures stood down

Posted on 21st April 2021 at 17:09

UK post-Brexit lorry management measures stood down

Some post-Brexit road freight traffic management measures put in place ahead of the UK’s departure from EU rules on 1 January will be removed this month, “as trade returns to normal levels” the UK’s Department for Transport (DfT) today announced.

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https://www.lloydsloadinglist.com/freight-directory/news/UK-post-Brexit-lorry-management-measures-stood-down/78902.htm?cl=article_3&elqTrack=true&mc_cid=7a64ed9582&mc_eid=bb81110dd5#.YIBLcuhKiUk

IMPORTANT CHANGES IN THE UK BORDER ANNOUNCED BY GOVERNMENT

Posted on 15th March 2021 at 15:03

IMPORTANT CHANGES IN THE UK BORDER ANNOUNCED BY GOVERNMENT

The UK Government has announced it is extending the deadline for the introduction of checks and controls on goods imported into the UK from Europe.

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https://www.bifa.org/news/articles/2021/mar/important-changes-in-the-uk-border-announced-by-government?l=y

Prologic Services Ltd granted AEO Authorisation

Posted on 10th March 2021 at 14:44

Prologic Services Ltd granted AEO Authorisation

We have recently been granted Authorised Economic Operator status for customs simplifications. This is testament to the hard work our team have been carrying out to ensure we are completely compliant with customs procedures and making sure we have the structure and compliance in place to look after our customers customs requirements.

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Global supply chains ‘unlikely to fully recover this year’

Posted on 15th February 2021 at 11:14

Global supply chains ‘unlikely to fully recover this year’

Supply chain industry executives hold little hope for a global recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic in 2021, although many still see opportunities to increase business activity in emerging markets, despite a shift in the factors driving such investments, the annual Agility Emerging Markets Logistics Index survey today reveals.

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https://www.lloydsloadinglist.com/freight-directory/news/Global-supply-chains-%E2%80%98unlikely-to-fully-recover-this-year%E2%80%99/78427.htm#.YCpUTWj7SUk

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Posts tagged “Customs Clearance”

UK GOVERNMENT WILL NOT INTRODUCE SPS AND S&S IMPORT CONTROLS ON EU GOODS ON 1 JULY 2022

Most UK small importers unprepared for 1 January EU-GB customs changes

Confusion over UK freeports plans, survey finds

South China port disruptions ‘could extend to Christmas’

P&O FERRIES’ DOVER-CALAIS FLEET BACK TO FULL STRENGTH AS FIFTH SHIP SETS SAIL ON RETURN TO SERVICE

Liverpool recovering from severe port disruption

UK post-Brexit lorry management measures stood down

IMPORTANT CHANGES IN THE UK BORDER ANNOUNCED BY GOVERNMENT

Prologic Services Ltd granted AEO Authorisation

Global supply chains ‘unlikely to fully recover this year’

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