Freight companies are braced for more uncertainty in 2022

The recent announcement of the resignation of the UK Brexit Minister David Frost compounds the uncertainty for traders looking at next year 

Brexit, supply chain chaos and the pandemic have impacted logistics and freight firms this year.

The freight distribution and logistics sector has faced unprecedented upheaval in 2021, as a consequence of adopting to the post-Brexit trading environment, dealing with the Covid pandemic, global supply chain issues, rising fuel costs, and an ongoing skills shortage.

These issues are testing the sector's flexibility and ability to change. It gives credence to the quote from the world-renowned management consultant Peter Drucker who said: “the greatest danger in times of turbulence is not the turbulence, it is to act with yesterday’s logic”.