Charles Hogg has succeeded Rachel Morley as the elected National Chair of BIFA – the British International Freight Association – for a two-year period.
UK freight association elects new national chair and vice-chair
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BIFA Shows Support For National Careers Week
The British International Freight Association (BIFA) is supporting this week’s National Careers Week 2023 with events aimed at demonstrating its commitment to promoting careers in logistics.
IAG Cargo to Charge for Paper Air Waybills
IAG Cargo is to introduce a charging fee for using paper air waybills (AWB) as part of its drive to become digital first. From April 3rd, customers who opt for paper AWB when booking cargo shipments will be charged a £10 fee, whereas switching to eAWB is free of charge.
The Windsor Framework – New Customs Agreement for NI
On the 27th February, the UK Government and EU Commission announced that an agreement in principle had been reached between themselves regarding the Windsor Framework.
How Sustainability Can Support Business Growth
Guest Blog Post | BIFA is cooperating with Pledge, an integrated carbon measurement and offsetting platform, to help its members better understand and address the environmental issues that affect how they manage international supply chains.
10 things to ask your climate partner when measuring logistics and transportation emissions
Guest Blog Post | BIFA is cooperating with Pledge, an integrated carbon measurement and offsetting platform, to help its members better understand and address the environmental issues that affect how they manage international supply chains.
Carri on the training team at BIFA
The British International Freight Association (BIFA) has strengthened its training team with the appointment of Carri Marais as a Trainer in freight and customs procedures.
ICS2 for Air Cargo Brought into NI and the EU
From 1st March 2023, full entry summary declarations will be needed for air cargo brought into Northern Ireland (NI) and European Union (EU) member states.
BIFA urges Members to consider recruiting apprentices
Midway through National Apprenticeship Week 2023, BIFA has repeated its call for freight forwarding and logistics companies to consider recruiting apprentices.
What products were most at risk of supply chain theft in 2022?
Supply Chain Management Daily Article: Food, fuel and automotive parts have been identified as the products most at risk of supply chain theft, according to a report.
