The latest in logistics and supply chain news.

After the challenges the last year has thrown on the industry, it's predicted that supply chain bottlenecks that have become a fixture of global trade will persist well into next year, according to industry forecasts, but are likely to ease by the start of 2023.

2021 has been a challenging year for the shipping industry. From global scheduling issues, severe port congestion and continual disruptions in service, carriers had hoped that equipment and ships would be back in position by now.

Find out who is responsible for health certificates and what information is needed to comply. This information is for those exporting or moving live animals and animal products from Great Britain to the EU, Northern Ireland or non-EU countries.

Ahead of the new year and the new border operating model, we detail some of the key points for the Core Model for imports – the processes that all goods movements must follow from January 2022

Road freight remains in focus this month, with the HGV driver shortage and fuel crisis continuing to cause strain throughout supply chains. We take a look at the latest.