Publishing and Print

Tailored freight, customs, and logistics solutions for global, independent, and small publishers in the publishing industry.
Years Experience

30+

Years Experience

Countries served

100

Countries served

Solution areas

10

Solution areas

Shipping and Transport

  • International and domestic shipping
  • Last-mile distribution
  • Courier and returns management

Customs and Compliance

  • Automated declaration processing
  • Classification and taxation
  • Global trade consultancy

Book Distribution

  • Inventory management
  • Value-added solutions
  • Pick, pack, despatch

Publishing News & Insights

  • Disciplined capacity management shaping CNY sea freight

    As Chinese New Year approaches, sea freight markets from Asia to Europe and the United States are being shaped less by price competition and more b... Read more

  • Cautious CNY trans-Pacific surge

    The trans-Pacific sea freight market is entering 2026 with pre-Chinese New Year volumes rising earlier than usual, spot rates climbing sharply and ... Read more

  • Balance tilting towards UK hauliers

    After years of competing on an uneven post-Brexit playing field, UK international hauliers are entering 2026 with structural advantages finally mov... Read more

  • Capacity challenges continue for RoRo and project shipper

    Roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) and project cargo shippers are entering a decisive phase, as fleet expansion, industrial investment and energy-driven deman... Read more

  • Smart 2026 supply chains are being engineered for pressure

    Supply chains are no longer judged on efficiency alone, in 2026 they will be expected to anticipate disruption and adapt at speed to actively suppo... Read more

  • Asia–Europe peak season meets Chinese New Year

    As the Asia–Europe trade moves deeper into peak season, Chinese New Year (CNY) is already reshaping pricing, capacity and execution risk. What wa... Read more

  • UK supply chain policy is reshaping shipper risk and resilience

    Government support for supply chains is increasingly being framed as a matter of national capability rather than short-term intervention. That shif... Read more

  • A year without reset: why 2025 changed how shippers plan for 2026

    If 2025 was expected to mark a return to supply-chain stability, it didn’t arrive in a neat, predictable way. But for many shippers, the year sti... Read more

  • Weather Disruption Intensifies Across Global Supply Chains

    High-impact storms, floods and late-season tropical systems across Asia, Europe and the Americas are no longer isolated shocks: climate-linked weat... Read more