The UK's departure from the European Union has presented significant challenges for the international freight industry. BIFA has been actively engaged with government and regulatory bodies to ensure that the interests of its members are taken into account during the Brexit negotiations.
For businesses involved in the movement of goods to and from the UK, the represents the gold standard of professionalism. But BIFA is far more than just a trade body; it is the heartbeat of the UK freight forwarding industry, a guardian of legal compliance, and a critical partner for businesses navigating the post-Brexit trade landscape. british international freight association
Marcus’s usual solutions have failed. His email inbox is a graveyard of unanswered pleas. The shipping line won’t talk to him because he’s “just the forwarder.” The Chilean agent has stopped returning calls. The UK's departure from the European Union has
Since the UK’s departure from the European Union, the role of BIFA has evolved from a passive standard-setter to an active educator and lobbyist. The trade landscape has shifted dramatically, with new customs declarations, sanitary and phytosanitary checks, and complex rules of origin. But BIFA is far more than just a
“But the Chilean agent won’t sign an addendum,” Marcus says.