EES border checks could bring major disruption for hauliers
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Faced with the incidence of theft of cargo transport on the Puebla-Hope section of Highway 150, the National Chamber of Cargo Transport (CANACAR) held this day a working table with authorities of the Attorney General's Office (FGE), the Ministry of Public Security and the National Guard to strengthen security strategies at this point and in other highway corridors of Puebla. #Entérate l The delegate of CANACAR in Puebla, Enrique Rodríguez Gonzál…
Dover Warns Summer Border Disruption Could Hit Fresh Food Supplies
The UK’s fresh produce supply chain could come under renewed pressure this summer after the Port of Dover warned that congestion linked to the EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES) risks major disruption to freight movements through Kent during the peak holiday period.Although most HGV drivers travelling through Dover are exempt from the new biometric border checks, the Port claims they could still become caught in traffic generated by passenger vehicles…
EES border checks could bring major disruption for hauliers
The Port of Dover has issued a stark warning to the haulage industry: this summer could bring serious freight disruption — not because HGV drivers themselves are caught up in the EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES), but because they risk being trapped behind the tourist traffic that is. The warning, delivered by Dover Port chief executive Doug Bannister to the Business and Trade Committee chair, Liam Byrne MP, comes at a critical moment. The EES be…
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