Behind the scenes at Remant

International trade in animal and plant species is under the spotlight more than ever today. Not only because biodiversity is under increasing pressure worldwide, but also because companies are more frequently confronted with strict regulations and customs inspections. This article clearly explains what CITES entails, why these rules matter for your business, and how to ensure correct documentation for every shipment.

Dual‑use goods play an important role across many sectors, but they require extra attention during export and transit. Here you will find an overview of what you need to know to avoid risks and meet all compliance requirements.

In light of the escalating situation in the Middle East, global supply chains continue to face significant disruption. Below you’ll find a concise update on the latest operational impacts, carrier measures, and the alternative solutions we can offer to keep your cargo moving.

The situation in the Middle East continues to evolve rapidly, causing significant disruption across global logistics networks. We share a concise overview of the latest impacts and how we are supporting customers during this period of uncertainty.

We are launching our new employer branding campaign “From Antwerp to Anywhere”, with our colleagues in the spotlight and a new job site.

Due to ongoing tensions in the Middle East, the global shipping sector is currently experiencing significant disruptions. Several carriers have adjusted or suspended routes, affecting capacity, lead times, and costs worldwide. Below you can find an overview of the latest developments and what you can expect from us.

The current geopolitical situation continues to significantly impact international logistics flows. Both ocean and landside operations are facing increasing challenges that affect rates, transit times, and overall capacity availability.

An updated operational overview of the escalating situation in the Strait of Hormuz, where ongoing tensions continue to cause significant disruption across global shipping networks.

The security situation in the Strait of Hormuz is escalating rapidly, prompting major global carriers to implement far‑reaching operational restrictions. These developments are now causing significant ripple effects across international trade lanes.