Wallis Shipping News
Protect Your Goods and Your Business. The Importance of Cargo Insurance
At Wallis Shipping, we emphasise that cargo insurance is a critical component of any shipping process, offering essential protection against loss, damage, theft, and unforeseen incidents that may occur in transit.
Top 5 Global Markets for East Anglian Business To Consider Exporting To
Exporting allows local companies to tap into new customer bases, diversify revenue streams, and gain a competitive edge. However, knowing which markets hold the most promise is key to a successful export strategy.
Why Booking Containers Now is Crucial for Importing Christmas Stock from China
Importing and exporting goods from China for Christmas stock is a crucial aspect of global trade, especially for retailers and businesses dependent on the holiday shopping season.
USA Port Disruption | October 2024
The United States of America ports on the East Coast and Gulf Coast are currently subject to strikes and industrial action.
The Dangers of Shipping Hazardous Cargo | Incident at China’s Busiest Port
The Incident at Ningbo-Zhoush Port highlights the unpredictable and often catastrophic nature of transporting hazardous materials.
Your Local Suffolk Freight Forwarding Experts
Navigating the complexities of global trade can be challenging, but with the right logistics and freight forwarding company, it becomes a...
Wallis Shipping attend Walla Walla Partners Conference in Italy
As one of the founding members of Walla Walla Logistics, we were delighted to attend the Walla Walla Partners Conference this year in the...
Art shipment to Australia
As we know the Australians love their sport, and that passion transpires in their art as well. Wallis have just shipped three magnificent sport sculptures to Newcastle, Australia, for UK artist Clare Bigger. The sculptures made of steel depict a life-size cyclist, a sprinter and a long-jumper in motion.
Exporting Overseas: Top Tips to Expand Your Food and Drink Business with Wallis Shipping
One of the best ways to grow your food and drink business is by exporting overseas, but there are some important factors to consider before taking your business overseas.