If you have been tracking the latest ISTAT trade data released in late March 2026, the headline figure might have caused a moment of pause: Italian exports to the United Kingdom have seen a 12.3% contraction in the first two months…
Navigating UK Food Imports: the Impact of the March 2026 Greek FMD Outbreak
For those involved in the importation of Italian delicacies into the United Kingdom, the logistical landscape has recently been complicated by a significant biosecurity alert. Following the confirmation of Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) on the Greek island of Lesvos in…
How to Reduce Food Waste: Practical Strategies for UK Food Importers
Food waste is a global problem but for UK food importers, it is also a daily operational challenge. The data shows the scale clearly: over one-third of all food produced globally is wasted, leading to enormous environmental and financial losses. The UN estimates food waste contributes 8–10% of all man‑made greenhouse gas emissions. And the UK, despite progress, still faces significant waste across households, retailers and supply chains. Yet there is good news: most food waste can be prevented long before products reach the shelf. From better temperature control to smarter planning, UK importers can play a decisive role in reducing waste, protecting margins, safeguarding product integrity and improving sustainability. This guide explains how. …
Temperature Controlled Logistics UK: why reliability depends on daily systems
In temperature controlled logistics UK, reliability is not something you can improvise. It is built through consistent daily execution, especially when workloads increase and operations become more complex. For UK importers, buyers and food businesses, reliability means continuity. Shipments leave as…