Since the advent of telematics and geolocation, the implementation of smooth supply chain management has gotten considerably easier. Communication between drivers, warehouse staff, logistics and operations has become more coordinated, and client expectations can be managed in real time if, for example, there are issues with stocking, delays, or shipping.
ISO QMS (Quality Management System) Certifications are internationally-recognised standards which ensure that an organisation, of any size, can be relied upon for quality.
A smooth supply chain works when logistics services stay on top of customs requirements around the world; relying on a logistics company that is global, with warehousing facilities in key locations for effective forward stocking, can mitigate delays and ensure goods are picked, packed and shipped quickly.
The Import One-Stop Shop, or IOSS, is an electronic portal that enables ecommerce retailers to collect VAT at the point of sale. It’s being introduced by EU governments to simplify VAT payment for retailers and distance sellers, whilst also supporting a wider EU initiative to clamp down on import tax evasion and fraud.
Find out how COVID-19 transformed - and is continuing to change - how logistics, warehousing and fulfilment services operate.
With trends evolving continuously and demand for products changing with the seasons, it’s no surprise that health & beauty is one of the most dynamic and fast-growing sectors. The rise of online shopping accelerated by the pandemic has transformed the way beauty products are purchased around the world.
With trends evolving continuously and demand for products changing with the seasons, it’s no surprise that health & beauty is one of the most dynamic and fast-growing sectors. The rise of online shopping accelerated by the pandemic has transformed the way beauty products are purchased around the world.
While much of the media focus this year has been on the border disruption caused by Brexit, 2021 will also see significant changes to EU customs regulations. Three major changes coming into force throughout the year will affect logistics for businesses shipping across borders, since they impact customs procedures and VAT obligations for e-commerce sellers both inside and outside the EU.
Why complete supply chain visibility is vital to e-commerce success.
The COVID-19 crisis has changed the world as we know it, but what does it mean for the future of logistics?
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Our UK fuel surcharge is 16%, effective 16th October 2023.
Our International fuel surcharge is 30.0%, effective April 2025.
Royal Mail fuel surcharge is 8%, effective 1st March 2022.
Royal Mail Green Levy, 4p per consignment, effective 25 March 2024.
The energy surcharge is 3%. Effective 1st November 2022.
We pick, pack and ship thousands of parcels around the world every day and we’re committed to offering an efficient and cost-effective supply chain and logistics service by understanding our customers’ needs.
