UK's 'unfair' rules for hauliers carrying stowaways need 'urgent reform'
The UK Road Haulage Association (RHA) and British International Freight Association (BIFA) have called on ...
Western governments are looking to increase supply chain resilience as efforts to pull away from over-reliance on China and to mitigate concerns of its ’malign influence’ continue.
These noises have drawn the support of industry, with UK trade associations urging the government add a minister of logistics to the cabinet, while in the US, the formation of a Supply Chain Council has been followed by amendments to its shipping laws.
Cross-party support saw US lawmakers pass ...
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