At Transped, we are committed to sustainable transport that reduces CO2 emissions and other polluting gases. Climate change and environmental degradation is a reality that the European Union wants to address with the Green Deal, a strategic plan to transform environmental challenges into a new opportunity for the whole of Europe. Two of the main
The departure of the United Kingdom from the European Union has consequently new customs and tax regulations for the transport of goods. On 23 June 2016, British citizens voted in a referendum favouring the United Kingdom leaving the European Union. After a transitional period of more than four years, this wish has come true and
The transport of dangerous goods requires special knowledge and thorough safety checks. It is regulated by specific regulations depending on different factors such as the country of origin and destination or the modes of transport. This means that, although efforts are being made to harmonise regulations, there is currently no single regulation that can be
The origin of the sea container dates back to after the Second World War. At that time, a young truck driver from North Carolina, Malcolm McLean, realized the enormous effort and time that went into loading the goods from the trucks onto the ships. McLean had a great idea that came to be a
From its beginnings, the International Chamber of Commers (ICC) has believed strongly in the contribution to prosperity and peace among nations through an open market and international investment. Its founding spirit has made it the organization that has contributed most to free trade in the world. To this mission can be added others such
Incoterms or International Commercial Terms is an acronym that refers to the conditions of the delivery of merchandise and products. It is fundamental to know the rules of the International Chamber of Commerce for the use of these terms in domestic and international trade. The Incoterms regulate tangible merchandise and clarify how different parties
