NHFS Blog

Ever heard of the word Incoterm being used in the freight and shipping industry and wondered what it meant? You're not alone.

Customs clearance involves inspecting goods to ensure compliance, followed by the collection of any necessary duties and taxes.

Extra charges for international shipping can be added without clear communication to the sender or receiver.

A successful supply chain isn't built overnight – it's a carefully constructed network of interconnected stages.

Air freight is an integral part of the freight industry as a whole however it does have its pros and cons. Lets explore them.

At the heart of international trade lies the tariff code, also known as a commodity code or HS code. Think of it as the DNA of your shipment

This blog post will explore how Less than container load (LCL) shipping works, its pros and cons, and what are the right use cases for LCL.

Navigating the web of customs duties, regulations, and clearing is no easy task, especially for companies engaged in international trade.