The International Maritime Organisation failed to adopt the world’s first-ever global, legally binding carbon price – postponing for a year a vote on the measure at a meeting today in London.

By Geoff Thomas, freelance writer.Logistics has shifted from reactive problem-solving to proactive planning, where fulfilling orders requires foresight and precision. Predictive analytics has made forecasting for the upcoming months easier.

By Drake Scott, freelance writer.Moving goods across international borders involves far more than physical transportation. Behind every successful shipment lies a complex web of documentation that proves ownership, declares contents, satisfies customs authorities, and ensures legal compliance.

By Chance Blackwell, freelance writer.Moving goods across international borders involves more than just arranging transport. Every shipment must pass through a critical regulatory checkpoint that determines whether your cargo enters its destination country smoothly or faces costly delays. This checkpoint is customs clearance, and understanding its requirements is essential for anyone involved in global trade.

By Edouard Podolak, Executive Industry Consultant, Hexagon Asset Lifecycle Intelligence.Logistics has become the backbone of Europe’s economy, connecting industries, consumers and markets across borders. Yet the sector is under immense pressure.