Construction workers in Tallinn, Estonia were stunned when they came across an 80-ft long ship that has been lost for 700 years just 5 feet beneath street level. The vessel would have sunk near to where the mouth of the Härjapea river once was. Now on the Estonian coast near the Baltic Sea, the area was […]
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Shipping rates are due to be higher in 2022 than ever before. There is a combination of factors that have resulted in these increased costs. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to cause issues globally, with delays caused by understaffing at ports, airports, and all through the supply chain. We’ve seen ports forced to shut down and […]
There are certain trends that are set to occur or continue into 2022 which will either create positive opportunities for supply chains or could cause problems that will need to be dealt with. Advances in technology, developments in staffing, and consequences of the climate crisis and pandemic will all affect international freight forwarding in 2022. […]
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There are certain dates every year that can cause delays to international freight shipping. If you regularly import and export goods internationally, then you will need to be aware of these dates so you can prepare accordingly and avoid any disruptions to your supply chain. Below are some of the most important dates in 2022 […]
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From 13 to 17 September, global shipping industry leaders and high-level government members are gathering in London and virtually to celebrate London International Shipping Week 2021 (LISW21). The week has seen a number of events, with speakers at the Headline Conference discussing topics in shipping and maritime, including government and academia. The conference also has […]
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