Spatial Global News

Spatial Global has been granted ISO 9001:2015 certification. This ensures our organisation is focused on meeting our customers’ requirements and that they continue to be satisfied with the services we provide.

New Customs Software Launched - what will it mean for your imports and exports?

HMRC’s Fulfilment House Due Diligence Scheme will add administrative burden and new obligations on any company or individual storing goods which are imported from outside the EU and being offered for sale online.

Loading of Seafreight Containers - The person who packs and secures the cargo into the CTU (Cargo Transport Unit) may be the last person to look inside the unit until it is opened at its final destination.

Emirates SkyCargo is a Global Partner of Formula 1 and invited a selection of partners and clients as their guests at the 2018 British Grand Prix.

An insight to the forecasts for container trade and regional port volumes by a leading independent provider of research to the maritime sector has predicted slow and steady recovery for container shipping.

To celebrate this milestone, they sent commemorative mugs to their key supporters to link in with a campaign called ‘Tea for Tinnitus’.

How do you ship the components for aircraft hangar doors in excess of 40 metres high with a span more than half a kilometre?

The PPA Awards are presented annually by the Professional Publishers Association (PPA) to recognise and reward excellence in the sector.

Despite reaching the finals of both the Derbyshire and Leicestershire Business Awards, the Spatial Global Freight Team were runners up on the night.

The goal for October 2018 is to finalise a withdrawal treaty governing the UK's departure from the EU as well as a political framework agreement covering the future relationship between the two entities.

On Wednesday 12th September, Spatial Global hosted a group of customers at DP World Southampton, for a four ‘insider tour’ of Southampton Port facilities.

As a successful business Spatial Global understands the value of an effective Quality Management System. This ensures our organisation is focused on meeting our customers’ requirements and that they continue to be satisfied with the services we provide.

Efforts to cut costs, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and fuel consumption, means the world's largest cargo ships are travelling at lower speeds today than sailing clippers such as the Cutty Sark did more than 130 years ago.

Poor CTU packing and incorrect declaration of contents is responsible for an alarmingly high percentage of incidents along the transport chain, leading to damage, loss, injuries and even fatalities.

As just one part of an ongoing process of investment and optimisation at Spatial Global, the Mail team has taken delivery of new additional laser printers, doubling our previous capacity.