Sea Freight Schedule Reliability Challenges
The prolonged sea freight transit times resulting from the Red Sea crisis are having ripple effects across supply chains, leading to operational delays in shipments [...]
Red Sea Attacks Delaying Shipments
Delays and additional costs resulting from the diversion of vessels around the African Continent persist. However the Chinese New Year holiday brings stablisation to container [...]
PFE’s E-Commerce Services – Revolutionising Customer Experience & Supply Chain
Designed to address the evolving needs of e-commerce, PFE’s solutions feature streamlined routing, expedited customs clearance and effective delivery to reach end consumers efficiently. E-commerce [...]
In the Spotlight – Adam Coulson
We talk to Adam Coulson from our Liverpool Office. He tells us about how he thrives on being kept busy, and explains why working for [...]
Red Sea Crisis Continues to Impact Shipping
Despite US-led defensive military endeavours, Houthi rebel assaults on commercial ships traversing the Red Sea persist, resulting in shipments delays, squeezed capacity and container shortages. [...]
Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd Partnership Announced
Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd have announced the signing of a long-term operational collaboration known as the Gemini Cooperation, scheduled to commence in February 2025. Last year, [...]
In the Spotlight – Alys Blowes
We talk to Alys Blowes, one of our long-serving team members who is a Supervisor in our Accounts Department. She explains what makes PFE such [...]
US and UK Take Steps to Protect Global Shipping
Following the ongoing attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea, the US and UK conducted air and missile strikes last night towards Houthi-controlled areas [...]
Carriers Avoid Red Sea as Tensions Rise
The New Year has got off to a challenging start, with substantial delays and uncertainty regarding the arrival of containers from Asia as a result [...]
Shipping Companies Pause Red Sea Operations
Four of the largest shipping lines announced over the weekend that there will be a pause in transit through the Red Sea until further notice. [...]
