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Trump’s proposed tariffs are set to disrupt global trade flows. Discover what this means for UK companies sourcing from China and distributing worldwide, and how to build supply chain resilience in uncertain times.

Trump’s Tariffs and the New Global Reality for UK Supply Chains

In early April 2025, President Donald Trump made a sweeping policy announcement. He intends to impose a universal 10% tariff on all US imports, with[…]

A clear aerial photo of the UK ports of Felixstowe, Southampton, and London Gateway. Felixstowe is seen with large container ships docked along its extensive quayside, and stacks of shipping containers and cranes actively offloading cargo. Southampton features a bustling port with cargo ships and containers, located close to a busy motorway connecting to inland regions. London Gateway is a modern facility with advanced cranes, large container vessels, and a nearby logistics park, all situated close to the River Thames, just a short distance from London. The skies are clear, and the waters are calm.

Which UK Port Should You Choose: Felixstowe, Southampton, or London Gateway?

Choosing between Felixstowe, Southampton, and London Gateway for your import or export operations depends on several factors, including the nature of your cargo, your logistical[…]

A photo of a busy UK port with large container ships docked. Cranes are offloading colourful shipping containers onto lorries. Workers in high-visibility gear are overseeing the operation. The backdrop features a clear sky with seagulls flying overhead. The port's skyline includes modern shipping facilities with stacks of containers waiting for transport.

Q424: The UK Import Freight Market: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities

In an increasingly globalised economy, the import freight market plays a crucial role in maintaining the UK’s supply chains and meeting consumer demands. Whether through[…]

An aerial photograph of a massive cargo ship sailing through the narrow Bab el-Mandeb Strait at the southern tip of the Red Sea. The vessel is loaded with colorful shipping containers stacked high on its deck. Surrounding the ship are calm blue waters, while arid, rocky coastlines of neighboring countries are visible on either side. The image conveys the strategic importance of this maritime passage and the complexities introduced by regional tensions.

Rising Tensions in the Red Sea Region Impact Global Freight Costs

October 1, 2024 The Red Sea, a critical maritime passage connecting the Mediterranean Sea to the Indian Ocean via the Suez Canal, has recently been[…]