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Share this Series 2 - Supply chain security Podcast Episode 6 - Secure parking 12/05/2021 Listen to the final episode of TT's supply chain security interview series where Mike and David discuss the importance of secure truck parking Podcast Episode 5 - Insider threat 05/05/2021 Listen to this week's episode of TT Live to hear about the security risk posed by the insider Podcast Episode 4 - Cargo theft strategies 28/04/2021 Listen to this week's episode of TT Live to hear more about how to recognise common cargo theft strategies Podcast Episode 3 - Depot security 21/04/2021 Listen to this week's episode of TT Live to hear more about how to manage your depot and warehouse security Podcast Episode 2 - Fraud 14/04/2021 Listen to TT's latest podcast to learn about how criminals commit fraud in the global supply chain Podcast Episode 1 - Cargo crime overview 06/04/2021 Cargo crime is a significant threat to the global transport & logistics industry. Series 1 - Contractual challenges Podcast Episode 1 - Abandoned and uncollected cargo 11/11/2020 Find out more about the contractual challenges of dealing with abandoned cargo in the transport and logistics industry Podcast Episode 2 - distinctions between liability and cargo insurance 18/11/2020 Find out more about how a lack of understanding of the difference between liability insurance and cargo insurance can cause contractual challenges Podcast Episode 3 - conducting business in unfamiliar jurisdictions 25/11/2020 Hear about the risks to transport and logistics operators when conducting business in unfamiliar jurisdictions Podcast Episode 4 - due diligence 02/12/2020 Due diligence is key for transport and logistics operators. Podcast Episode 5 - contract review 09/12/2020 Hear TT's interview discussing the benefits of regular contract review to mitigate the risk of contractual challenges for your businesss Podcast Episode 6 - incorporating standard terms & conditions 16/12/2020 Are you aware of the importance of properly incorporating standard terms & conditions for your business? You can also listen to our latest articles... View all Articles Brexit: rules of origin 09/04/2021 Practical guidance on rules of origin for the transport and logistics industry Articles Brexit: guidance for ports and terminals 28/01/2021 While not responsible for the arrangement of cross border freight, ports and terminals in both Great Britain (GB) and the European Union (EU) are critical nodes in the international supply chain. Handling the freight at the point of export or import and in some cases becoming the border control post (BCP). The three-phase model to import changes adopted in GB means that while some changes took affect from 1 January 2021, the full range of changes will not come into force until 1 July 2021. Articles Brexit: guidance for road hauliers 18/12/2020 Easy-access information for road hauliers and HVG drivers about preparing for Brexit. Articles Brexit: guidance for freight forwarders 03/12/2020 Find out how freight forwarders and logistics providers can prepare for Brexit. Articles Brexit: an overview 25/08/2020 As we approach the end of the Brexit transition period on 31 December 2020, there are a number of changes that will affect the import and export of goods to and from the European Union (EU). These changes will inevitably have an impact on the operations of stakeholders in the supply chain, whether you are a driver, a haulage company, a freight forwarder, a customs intermediary or a port operator. Other Thomas Miller businesses Please select ... 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