The Noatum Logistics’ team in the heart of England have outgrown their Birmingham home of 15 years and have now completed their move to new commercial premises, that can accommodate the current team and is future-proofed to support the continued growth of our freight, eSolutions…
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Noatum Logistics UK is building a state-of-the-art 230,000 sq. ft. distribution centre in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, to support a new five-year logistics contract with a leading Global retail fashion brand. Construction is proceeding well and the project team is on schedule to receive the facility's keys…
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AD Ports Group recognizes Noatum’s history of growth and its potential to be part of its vision for the future. Noatum will lead AD Ports Group’s Logistics Cluster. Madrid, 18 November 2022 – The purchase agreement for the entire Noatum Group by AD Ports Group…
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Market fundamentals have been changing rapidly and the costs of transporting goods out of China and many other critical sourcing regions continues to sink amid a sharp slowdown in western economies. Air freight rates continue to soften, with ocean rates from Asia also dropping and…
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Two years after winning the British International Freight Association’s ‘Air Cargo Services Award’, Noatum Logistics has been shortlisted in the category again at the freight trade association’s 2022 Freight Service awards. BIFA represents and promotes the freight forwarding sector to NGO, government and official bodies…
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IMO2020 enforced changes in the low-sulphur fuel types that container ships used, or the use of high-sulphur scrubbers, to cut the carbon intensity of all ships by 40% by 2030. In two months, IMO 2023 will require containers ships to comply with a new round…
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Dock workers at Felixstowe, Britain’s biggest container port, started their second walkout this morning, with an eight-day strike over pay, that overlaps a similar walkout over pay by Unite Union members at the Port of Liverpool from the 19th September to the 3rd October. Union…
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As global economies take a battering, with purchase manager indices and consumer sentiment plunging, the inevitable slowing in demand is leading carriers to blank sailings, with 8.8% of capacity due to be pulled from Asia to Europe and a pronounced drop in air freight activity.…
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Over the last two months almost half a million TEU of capacity has been blanked from Asia to Europe, while carriers plan to blank 700,000 TEU, or 24% of total capacity to the US East and West coasts in October. With demand continuing to fall…
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