Yes it is that time of year again, if you want any goods to arrive in time for the Christmas season, please take note of the below ..read more

The transition from the Northern Ireland Protocol to the new Windsor Framework has begun, amid conflicting and evolving information from HMRC and IOE (Institute of Export and International Trade). The key part of this is the importance of applying to the United Kingdom Internal Market Scheme (UKIMS), as this is a key component of being able to take advantage of the proposed simplifications to move goods that are “Not At Risk” or “controlled goods” from GB to Northern Ireland. We anticipate more information and/or changes soon and will keep you fully up to date as soon as we know – Rest assured ..read more

Harbour Freight continues to lead the way in supporting green causes as part of our commitment to move towards becoming a net zero haulage business. We have recently been updated by Play it Green on our efforts, and you can see the year to date results below. That's 253 cars, or 2872 short haul seats, or 107 homes we've negated carbon on, and we expect these numbers to only grow. We've also planted trees as part of this drive. We're also pleased to say that as a result of this, we've raised £184 for the North West Air Ambulance, one of our nominated charities, since the start of the year ..read more

You may have seen our previous post highlighting our new 165k sq. ft depot in Dublin. Things are nearly there and we have some photos to share while the finishing touches are applied. This new depot, which should be ready to go in November, will vastly enhance services on our UK/Ireland freight routes. Here's the inside of the new warehouse. All doors and fire curtains in place: Looking at the outside, dock levellers are all complete: Concreting of the yard is progressing nicely: And last but not least, the new office block is almost there with the lovely mosaic tiles just added ..read more

Harbour International Freight believes there is strength in networks - this is why we are a Shareholder Member of Pall-Ex. The UK/Ireland freight market is one of our most important, and that's why we also work closely with the British Irish Trading Alliance, which is an organisation that fosters trade, networking and co-operations between businesses in the two countries. This has been even more important with the advent of Brexit, which has meant that freight forwarders like us and anyone that import/exports between the two has had to adapt and evolve to keep goods moving and customers happy ..read more