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British International Freight Association has launched a new Artificial Intelligence and Technology Working Group in response to growing member interest in the opportunities and risks posed by artificial intelligence.
The trade body said the group will examine AI from a freight forwarder’s perspective, focusing on operational efficiency, compliance impacts and emerging risks such as cybersecurity, fraud and data governance.
Pawel Jarza, BIFA’s policy, compliance and external affairs director, said members have been ...
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British International Freight Association Director General Steve Parker, while echoing BIFA’s support for Heathrow Airport’s long overdue expansion, has called for the UK government to get on with it.
"Over the past decades, successive UK governments have shown a singular lack of vision in the face of a massive surge in ...
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The British International Freight Association, or BIFA, has launched a cargo community advisory body to undertake activities previously covered by the CCSUK User Group.
The advisory body will initially focus on the impact of the planned massive redevelopment of Heathrow Airport’s cargo village and the associated freight management systems.
“Whilst we wait ...
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News of a possible “reset” in the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement, due for review in 2026, could raise unrealistic expectations, the British International Freight Association said Feb. 19.Calling “the use of ‘reset’ is regrettable,” BIFA said preparatory work will be undertaken this year in advance of the 2026 review.“There ...
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