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CBAM NEWSLETTER NO. 1
Hawthorn Logistics Solutions Ltd. March 2024
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) came into EU law 10th May 2023, and since the 1st October 2023, Importer’s of certain products have to arrange quarterly reporting to the EU for carbon emissions on carbon intensive goods.
The aim of CBAM regulation (EU) 2023/956 is to put the EU in the forefront of global efforts to reduce carbon emissions in the fight to eliminate climate change. The EU has set a target to h
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Following Chinese New Year we saw some easing of the Ocean Freight rates ex Asia to Europe. This will likely change again following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. We are not, unfortunately, seeing any improvement in transit times or any lessening of congestions at EU ports. While here in Ireland we have reached a Covid
Supply Chain Following on from our August update, we believe that it is important to continue to brief you on events happening in the Supply Chain World. We are doing this to provide you with relevant information and detail that may help you in forecasting or heading off supply issues as we enter the peak
Free training classes to prepare your business for Brexit Your Local Enterprise Offices are continuing to offer freetraining classes to prepare your business for trading with theUK after 31.12.20. They ask… Are you Importing or Exporting to/from the UK? Do your goods pass through the UK on route to other markets? Will you continue to
Business All Star - Accredited Hawthorn Logistics are proud of our recent accrediation to the Business All-Stars national recognition programme . Our partnership - "Today more than ever it's important to stand out in a way that not only gets you in front of your ideal audience but also allows you to illustrate the value you bring
WHAT IS THE IMO 2020 REGULATION? It’s an unavoidable fact that the emissions from cargo ships are having a negative impact on the environment. While ocean freight is one of the most efficient forms of transporting goods, the main type of fuel currently used in ships produces Sulphur Oxides (SOₓ) as a by-product – a
The Sunday Business Post, May 21, 2017 A personalised approach to customer service was the key to Hawthorn Logistics surviving the recession, and thriving after it. Terry Allen and Martin Cunningham had a wealth of experience between them when they started the Dublin-based company ten years ago. “We’re both dinosaurs of the industry,”