As 2020 draws to a close, there is much speculation regarding how much of the impact of the pandemic and other supply chain disruptions will continue into 2021. Flexport offers five predictions spanning the economy, tariffs, ocean, air, and technology.
In less than a month, the Brexit transition period will end. And with it, the United Kingdom (UK) will begin implementing new trade rules—including a new Generalized System of Preferences (GSP). For UK importers, understanding how the new system will be applied, and its impact…
GivingTuesday is an opportunity to help mitigate the far-reaching impacts of COVID-19. Give to the Flexport Fund or see a list of charities helping around the world now.
As Small Business Saturday approaches, entrepreneur-driven companies are tasked with new ways of doing business to drive sales against a backdrop of e-commerce domination and overall trade volatility.
With e-commerce dominating retail ahead of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, holiday supply chains adjust inventory allocation to the longer peak season.
A severe equipment shortage is limiting the movement of freight. Get strategic tips to address spiking freight rates and shipment delays until the crisis abates.
A year-old EU-US dispute surrounding aircraft manufacturers has led to tariff countermeasures on both sides. Most recently, the EU imposed punitive duties beyond aircraft parts to include aluminum, bicycles, and other products. See how to prepare as customs duties evolve amid…
Customs complexity is bad enough, but with Brexit looming, there will be even more layers of documentation. Technology and expertise can help streamline the process and ensure accuracy, which can avert delays in shipping.
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