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If you’re looking to grow through importing or exporting, the right logistics partner can make all the difference.

When shipping high-value, fragile, or sensitive cargo, there is no margin for error. A mismanaged shipment can result in financial losses, damaged reputations, and operational disruptions.

For businesses shipping high-value, complex, or time-sensitive cargo, customs clearance can be one of the most frustrating and costly obstacles in the supply chain.

Brexit was one of the biggest shake-ups in modern supply chain history. Practically overnight, businesses across the UK and EU had to rethink their freight strategies, navigate complex new regulations and deal with unexpected delays.

In the world of global trade, moving goods from A to B might seem straightforward. But when those shipments involve specialised cargo, multiple destinations, and strict compliance requirements, a standard freight carrier won’t cut it.

When shipping high-value, oversized, or time-sensitive cargo, businesses can’t afford mistakes. A single delay, a minor mishandling, or a customs oversight can cost thousands—or even millions—in lost revenue, penalties, and reputational damage.

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The shipping industry is experiencing heightened challenges due to increasingly stringent security regulations for air freight shipments to the United States.

Distributing publications, whether across the UK or internationally, can be a complex and time-sensitive process.

To stay competitive in 2025, UK e-commerce retailers must adapt to trends and customer needs to increase engagement and sales. Focus on sustainability, adopting eco-friendly practices and carbon-neutral deliveries.

Addressing Frustrations in Sea Freight Transit Times to the Middle East and Far East.

Navigating customs regulations, documentation, and compliance is crucial yet challenging for businesses importing or exporting through Heathrow Airport.

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We’re thrilled to welcome Alona Rumjanceva as our new Trainee Operations Agent at Spatial Global.

UK Businesses Prepare for Potential Tariff Changes Post-Trump Election,

The impact of Brexit on UK trade continues to shape the logistics landscape into 2025. Businesses involved in import and export operations to and from the UK are still adjusting to the new customs procedures.

Spatial Global recently attended Going Global Live 2024, where we connected with businesses facing the increasing complexities of international shipping.