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COVID-19 / NEW DHSC Essential Worker Testing Details / 26.04.20
27/04/2020
Latest news from DfT regarding DHSC advice which if you're working in logistics may apply. Downloads available here with Department of Health & Social Care (DHSC) letter included...
CORONAVIRUS UPDATE & CONTACT LIST – 24TH MARCH 2020
24/03/2020
As the Prime Minister of the UK has declared a near full lockdown all staff will, from tomorrow 25th March 2020, be working remotely from their homes with laptops. Only key operational workers...
COVID-19 INFORMATION BULLETIN – RELEASE DATE 13.03.20
16/03/2020
COVID-19 ACTION PLANNING FOR LOGISTICS & BUSINESS CONTINUITY Dear all, Due to the CORONAVIRUS / COVID-19 outbreak we have built contingency measures into our business in the case...
Consecutive storms reek havoc with sailing schedules
17/02/2020
After storm Ciara delayed sailings pushed shipment delivery times back. Now a second storm, Dennis, has added to the pressure being felt at ports as sailings were cancelled this weekend...
RHA issues new Brexit Operator Checklist 2020
12/02/2020
As things are becoming clearer for companies that trade with Europe it now falls on hauliers to consider what they need to have in place to keep the wheels turning, and of course the goods...
As Coronavirus escalates globally, planning now is crucial
11/02/2020
A recent article written by Gary Griffiths, MD of Trade Finance at Bibby Financial Services illustrates how effective planning can mitigate some of the issues you may face in your supply chain...
Brexit Day finally arrives – but what happens next?
31/01/2020
A recent information release was sent to customers ahead of this historic day. Whether it's a good historic day or a bad historic day of course depends on what side of the fence you sit on...
Latest update from HMRC issued to VAT registered companies 20/1/20
27/01/2020
Letter_to_VAT-registered_traders_in_Great_Britain_about_leaving_the_EU_-_January_2020 HMRC issued last week a letter to all VAT registered companies advising on how to prepare for 01.01.21...
Incoterms 2020 arrived January 1st 2020
24/01/2020
Incoterms are the rules and regulations by which buyers and sellers operate in the international trade arena. Incoterms rules are often incorporated into contracts of sale for goods worldwide...
Highways England proposals for Orwell Bridge problems
23/01/2020
OS-19-13 Highways England Update on the Orwell Bridge Presentation For Felixstowe, the biggest port in the country, the Orwell Bridge has over the last few years been a major cause of...
Jordon Xmas Opening Hours 2019
19/12/2019
After what seems like a never ending Brexit saga of a year we finally rest up for Xmas getting some much needed down time and recharging for what will no doubt be an eventful 2020. We would like...
ELECTION: Boris wins big, and now a good FTA with the EU must be struck
13/12/2019
Well there it is, Boris Johhnson crushes all in his path as the country votes overwhelmingly either for Johnson, or against Corbyn, you decide. Whichever, the result is Brexit is back on and...
RHA issues grim reading with new Haulage Cost Movement report
11/12/2019
As members of the Road Haulage Association we receive information concerning the economic difficulties our industry is in, which is constantly corroborated by people we speak to. With existing...
Lloyds article: Forwarders ‘fatigued’ from prolonged Brexit process
25/11/2019
Every now and again something comes along that makes you happy that it's all worthwhile. We've been so invested in helping clients, and ourselves, get through Brexit you forget that sometimes...
See the Jordon TV Brexit advice center trailer here
21/11/2019
Jordon TV, our Brexit advice centre, takes an election break before re-igniting with more news and information on how to keep your goods moving after Brexit. See the new trailer here. https...
Jordon Director, Jon Swallow addresses Brexit at The Chamber of Commerce
19/11/2019
Article written by Jon Swallow, Director, Jordon Having spent the last three years studying Brexit and trying to understand its implications in the context of our business and industry...
What an EU-UK Free Trade Agreement could mean for business
07/11/2019
The Centre For European Reform (CER) this week published a paper detailing what vwe could expect from a Boris Johnson deal Free Trade Agreement (FTA). CFER FTA As has been discussed...
Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport – Brexit Training
05/11/2019
Fresh from the webinar we can show you the supporting documentation which could help as we prepare for the next phase of Brexit. We have firstly the actual slides that accompanied the...
Brexit Vlog 5 – The final in the Brexit series is released
It started as an informative and light hearted lead up to whatever deal we would end up with on 31st October, but in the end the can was kicked down the road and a General Election was announced...
Jordon named finalist in BIFA Extra Mile award 2019
04/11/2019
We are very proud to announce we have been named one of four finalists in the British International Freight Associations prestigious freight awards. Having decided to enter the Extra Mile...
Brexit vlog 4 released – 26.10.19
29/10/2019
We're venting our Brexit frustrations in a humerous vlog 4 as not much has happened to move things forward, so we sit idly by and wait for HMG to provide some substance to Brexit. Since this vlog...
Jordon talks Brexit to the Wall Street Journal
28/10/2019
As Brexit wobbles along it's creaky path, unable to find its way home, we had the American newspaper The Wall Street Journal contact us for our view of how we are counteracting any potential...
British Chamber of Commerce issue new Brexit guidance
24/10/2019
As members of the British Chamber of Commerce we work closely with their advisors locally in a recipricol manner. This has been even more apparent recently when we've been active on national...
What exactly is an Exit Summary Declaration (EXS)? – Brexit Question
22/10/2019
Stephen Barclay, Brexit Minister, yesterday got confused about whether any customs formalities would be required in the Irish Sea should a border be put down the middle. Taking advice and notes...
