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EU Carbon Market Reforms
The European Union (EU) recently introduced significant reforms to its carbon market, which will have a significant impact on air and sea transport companies. The...
News, On the Road, Team
Baku GLS Achieves GOLD and GREEN Standards in Recent Audit
Baku GLS Achieves GOLD and GREEN Standards in Recent Audit We are thrilled to announce that Baku GLS has once again achieved the GOLD standard...
News, On the Road, Team
Baku Gls Awarded TruckSafe Gold Standard!
Huge Congratulations to the team at Baku GLS for achieving another Gold TruckSafe Standard for excellent service! FTA Ireland TruckSafe™ audits operational compliance in the...
News, On the Road, Team, Transport, Warehousing
It’s Business as Usual for Baku GLS
As a front-line business charged with keeping the supply chain moving, we are working harder than ever to deliver excellence in spite of the coronavirus...
Customs, Industry, News, Transport
Incoterms 2020: What’s changed?
The International Chamber of Commerce’s latest version of Incoterms (Incoterms 2020) came into effect on 1st January 2020. Why did the ICC replace Incoterms 2010,...
News, On the Road, Transport
Moving mountains: a guide to out-of-gauge shipping
What do you do if your cargo won’t fit on a trailer? Don’t worry – we’ll handle it! At Baku GLS, we love out-of-gauge (OOG)...
Brexit, News
Back to work: Yesterday’s UK Supreme Court ruling
Yesterday, the UK’s Supreme Court ruled that Boris Johnson’s decision to suspend, or prorogue, parliament for five weeks was unlawful. As a result, MPs have...
Brexit, Customs, News, Transport
Operation Yellowhammer: what do we need to know?
It has been another interesting week at Westminster. Moments before Boris Johnson shut down Parliament for five weeks, the UK’s House of Commons managed to...
Brexit, Customs, News
10 weeks until a no-deal Brexit …maybe
Getting a sense of deja vu? You’re not alone! Brexit Day is once again 10 weeks away, with no prospect of a deal in sight...
News, Technology, Transport, Warehousing
Pharma Transport: Risk Management and GDP
As GDP Passport holders, we’re all too aware of the importance of good supply chain risk management when transporting medicines. This week’s article takes a...
Brexit, News, Transport
4th Time Lucky: the UK’s next Brexit Vote
On Tuesday 4th June, MPs in Westminster will vote again on the Withdrawal Agreement Bill – the same bill that has already been rejected three...
Brexit, Customs, News
Breaking the Brexit Deadlock: What Happens Next?
The risk of a no-deal Brexit on 1st June fell this week as the UK began to prepare for European Parliamentary elections. By going ahead...
Brexit, Industry, News, Transport
Flextension: the new Brexit timelines
The Brexit calendar shifted again this week when the EU27 agreed a flexible extension, pushing Brexit Day back for a third time to 31 October...
Brexit, News, On the Road, Transport
IDPs, CPCs & ECMTs: Compliance for UK Drivers
If the UK leaves the EU without a deal on 29 March, there’s a risk that professional drivers with UK-issued licences may need to apply...
Brexit, Customs, News, Transport
A No Deal Brexit is now the most likely outcome
The chances of a No Deal Brexit increased dramatically overnight when the UK Parliament formally voted against the 585 page EU Withdrawal Bill. There is...
Brexit, Industry, News, Transport
The IEA’s Annual Report: Preparations for Brexit
The Irish Exporters Association have just released a summary of their activities in 2018. It will come as no surprise that Brexit preparations have taken...
Brexit, News, Transport
No Deal or No Deal: our latest Brexit projections
It’s been a very busy few weeks for Theresa May. Forced to cancel a trip to Ireland at the last minute to face down a...