World Maritime Day 2019
World Maritime Day commemorates the work of IMO throughout its history. This year, as a central theme, the focus has been placed on the presence of women in the sector and on the development of systems for safe navigation.
Bilogistik news
Customs clearance and its channels
Paperwork is one of the biggest headaches that affect importers and exporters when making your shipments. This article is going to look at what customs […]
Factors to consider during the 2019 logistics peak season
Logistics peak season implies great challenges for international trade. This 2019 can be further complicated with the entry of new factors.
Poseidon Principles: the new impetus for sustainable maritime transport
The Poseidon Principles are the agreements signed between IMO and the main financial entities that seek to reduce emissions in maritime transport.
Value-added logistics
Value Added Logistics allows to provide a complete service that meets all the expectations and needs of the client. In Bilogistik we are experts in the integral management of transport through VAL services.
The freight forwarder: a key figure for reducing logistics costs
Shipment logistical support is a complex operation involving multiple factors. With so many variables, it is relatively easy for any goods to come across them […]
The European Union Customs Code and how it affects logistics
The logistics sector is getting ready to deal with the significant changes that will be introduced once the EU Customs Code (UCC) comes into force […]
New Incoterms enter in force in 2020
The nature of international trade changes, and with it, the need to update a fundamental mechanism to facilitate negotiations and contracts: Incoterms. 1 January 2020, […]
Types of ocean freight containers
Containers are a basic instrument, without which logistics would make no sense, particularly in the case of ocean transport. After all, it is estimated that […]
What is IMO 2020 and what changes are in store for sea transport
January 2020 is a key date marked in red on sea transport calendars. Or should we say in green, as new environmental regulation limiting the […]
Sea freight and how is established
Sea freight is the most commonly used formula and contract when it comes to sea freight transport. However, it is very complicated to calculate its price since it is subject to numerous variables, making essential the figure of a reliable freight forwarder.
Europe simplifies customs with the European Maritime Single Window
This new Regulation establishing a European Maritime Single Window implies that port formaties will only need to be filled in once, avoiding duplicates and unnecesary copies.
