Logistics UK expects more stability from US deal, GTRI cautions India - India Seatrade News

Global supply chains require logistical allies with extensive experience and operational capacity to face the current period of tariff war. While countries are taking the lead in this new stage that has generated uncertainty about the economy and the flow of cross-border merchandise exchange, the freight forwarding division of SUARDIAZ Group is reported to be prepared to accompany companies from multiple productive sectors that need to mobilize …

The transport sector in Europe is experiencing a time of great complexity. The shortage of drivers, the increase in emissions tolls, the new maritime alliances and the changes in the main world routes, as well as the uncertainty caused by the new US tariffs, are reconfiguration of the logistic costs of the companies. According to the... The Keys entry to understand the new logistic scenario and contain the costs aparece primero en Noticias de SM…

Logistics UK expects more stability from US deal: GTRI - Maritime Gateway

Logistics UK, a body of logistics businesses, has expressed hope that the recently-announced US-UK trade agreement will lead to a period of greater stability as British businesses in the sector had been unsettled by the lack of clarity and consistency provided for traders since reciprocal tariffs were announced. Meanwhile, Indian trade policy think tank Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) cautioned that India may soon come under similar pres…

India-UK FTA: No import duty cut for British wine, limited concession on beer

NEW DELHI : India will not offer any import duty concessions on British wines and is providing only limited duty relief on UK beer under the recently concluded Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the United Kingdom, a government official confirmed. Several other sensitive agricultural products, including dairy, apples, cheese, oats, and edible oils, have also been excluded from tariff reductions under the May 6 pact. “Wine is on the exclusion list, …

Logistics UK expects more stability from US deal, GTRI cautions India - India Seatrade News

Logistics UK, a body of logistics businesses, has expressed hope that the recently-announced US-UK trade agreement will lead to a period of greater stability as British businesses in the sector had been unsettled by the lack of clarity and consistency provided for traders since reciprocal tariffs were announced. “We will be scrutinising the detail of the agreement in the coming weeks to identify the opportunities for growth that the deal should …