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.Last week, Jordon Freight’s CEO, Jon  Swallow and Head of Customs, Michael Limpkin-Todd visited the Farnborough International Airshow to explore the latest developments across the aerospace and defence sectors.   The scale of the event was immediately apparent. With hundreds of exhibitors, international pavilions, industry briefings and aircraft displays, Farnborough brought together businesses from across […]

In food logistics, time is more than just a metric. It is the difference between a successful delivery and a total loss. Supply chain managers today face a landscape of shifting trade rules and sudden disruptions that can threaten even the most established operations. Navigating these challenges requires more than just a transport provider. It […]

In the world of government procurement and military supply chains, logistics is a critical matter of security and national compliance. For supply chain managers, moving equipment or components within this sector carries a unique set of pressures. The stakes are higher, the regulations are tighter and the consequences of failure are severe. Operating in this […]

Jordon Freight will be attending Farnborough International Airshow 2026 this July to meet businesses operating across the aerospace, aviation and defence sectors. Taking place from 20–24 July 2026, Farnborough International Airshow brings together leading organisations from across the global aerospace industry. The event provides an opportunity for businesses to connect, build relationships and explore the […]

In the world of temperature-controlled logistics, there is no such thing as ‘near enough’. When shipping meat, the difference between a successful delivery and a total loss often comes down to a few degrees or a single missing document. For supply chain managers, moving animal products across borders (particularly between the UK and the EU) […]

In the world of logistics, the quest for the ‘best’ port is a common pursuit for supply chain managers. However, experience tells us that there is no single best option for every shipment. Efficiency is not just about where the ship docks. It is about how the port choice interacts with your cargo type, its […]

In the aerospace sector, logistics is far more than the movement of goods from origin to destination. It is a critical component of a supplier’s reputation and a primary factor in maintaining contractual standing. For supply chain managers, selecting the right partner for aerospace freight transport is a strategic decision that directly impacts tender success […]

The success of a construction project is rarely determined by what happens on site alone. More often, it depends on the invisible work of the supply chain. For logistics managers, the challenge is balancing phased project requirements with the unpredictable nature of international transport. In an industry where time is quite literally money, a single […]

EES is now fully in force across Europe It’s been coming and as of today, Friday 10 April 2026, the EU Entry/Exit System (EES) is now fully operational at the external borders of the Schengen area. For UK businesses and transport operators, this is another important change in the post-Brexit border landscape. EES replaces passport […]

what it means for global supply chains Over the weekend, tensions in the Middle East escalated sharply with the situation already looking increasingly chaotic across the region. With knock-on effects already visible across energy markets, maritime security, airspace routings and carrier capacity we have a quick Monday morning overview at what we, as logistics and […]