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Freight container losses at sea highlight the need for prevention due to environmental, financial, and reputational impacts.

A recent UK court judgment highlights that 'waste can only be exported from the UK for recycling and not for disposal, but not if it is hazardous or could prove harmful to individuals or the

Four regional finalists representing the future of the freight forwarding industry are preparing to travel to Geneva for the FIATA World Congress - 21st-25th September. The four, from South Africa,

Good housekeeping extends beyond simple cleanliness, this article discusses how good housekeeping controls, reduces or eliminates workplace hazards.

Case study example show that nomination of a 'special interest in delivery' for a carriage under the CMR Convention remains insufficient on its own

Last week saw the International Maritime Organization's Maritime Safety Committee (IMO MSC) finalise work on two measures that are significant for standards of safety in the unit load industry, be it

Find out who FIATA and TT Club have named Young International Freight Forward of the Year 2020

Read about an interesting case in Singapore that investigates the relationship between contracts of sale and contracts of carriage.

Carrier fraud is becoming increasingly prevalent and sophisticated. Read advice from leading transport and logistics insurer, TT Club.

Approaching a century after the Hague Rules were established (in 1924), it may at last be clear what is meant by "unit".