How Your Load Security Choices Affect Your EPR Bill
How Your Load Security Choices Affect Your EPR Bill If your packaging spend has crept up without a matching rise in shipment volume, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) fees are very likely part of the story. Since January 2025, UK producers
How Dunnage Bags Reduce Cargo Damage
A Practical Guide for Load Securing Teams Cargo damage rarely comes from one dramatic event. More often, it’s the product of a small void, a partially inflated bag, or a bag that was never fitted at all. The European Commission
Container Security Risks in Peak Season (And How Operations Teams Can Reduce Them)
Container Security Risks in Peak Season As container volumes climb ahead of the holidays, so does the opportunity for theft, tampering, and load damage. Organised cargo theft groups know this, and they plan around it. The scale of the problem
How to Reduce Cargo Damage During Q4: A Practical Guide for Operations Teams
Reduce Cargo Damage in Q4 Q4 is the busiest, and most punishing, stretch of the shipping calendar. Volumes climb, dock schedules compress, temporary labour increases, and freight capacity tightens across nearly every lane. For operations teams, that combination has one
Food Supply Chain Traceability Best Practices: A Practical Guide for Procurement and Supply Chain Teams
Food Supply Chain Traceability Best Practices A single mislabeled pallet or unverified handoff between carriers can turn into a six-figure recall, a damage customer relationship, or a regulatory finding within days. For food and beverage supply chain professionals, traceability isn’t
ISO 17712 Compliance Explained: What Logistics Teams Need to Know
ISO 17712 Compliance Explained for Logistics Teams Supply chain security remains a top priority for transport and logistics businesses. As cargo moves through multiple location, organisations must protect shipments from theft, tampering and unauthorised access while meeting customer and regulatory