The Freight Transport Association Ireland (FTA Ireland) is a multimodal representative trade association for the freight, distribution, Passenger and logistics sector. We support, shape and stand up for efficient and sustainable logistics.
Celebrating 10 years of establishment in 2020 FTA Ireland have developed key strategic relationships with industry stakeholders, Government Departments to aid the enhancement of the Associations reputation as one that works proactively to develop and provide solutions to compliment the professionalisation of the freight distribution and logistics sector. Our members are the life blood of the Association and we consistently work hard representing their issues. Through engagement with our members and quarterly council meetings it is clear that the key areas of concern continue to be Brexit, skills shortages and competitive challenges as well as growing compliance requirements.
FTA Ireland are well positioned to aid our members preparation for the future trading environment. We are continuing to encourage members to participate in broader industry wide solutions for the skills shortage for instance. It is very important that industry takes ownership of these issues and participates in solutions that can have benefits for their business into the future. New apprenticeships in this area are one example of when there is a collaborative approach taken the outcome can have far reaching benefits for all. Preparing for Brexit is vital. Updating and preparing strategic business plans, taking account of regulatory obligations and implementing these plans on an ongoing basis will not only prepare businesses for Brexit but will ensure that irrespective of the outcome the business will be more efficient, develop more opportunities through increased competitiveness and ultimately be more profitable. A culture of compliance will aid the contingency planning for the future trading environment.
FTA Ireland has warned UK businesses to ensure any goods sent to the Republic of Ireland are accompanied by the correct declarations paperwork or face potential delays on arrival at…
“The announcement of a Free Trade Agreement between the EU and UK is welcome news for the Irish logistics industry as it provides businesses with much-needed certainty. While there will…
Aidan Flynn, General Manager of FTA Ireland (FTAI) discusses the latest Brexit developments and the need for effective contingency planning at Ireland’s biggest port: “FTAI is urging both sides –…
FTA Ireland (FTAI), the business group representing the Irish logistics sector, is calling for authorities to prioritise trailing the recently announced Traffic Management Plan for Dublin Port, to allow time…
FTA Ireland (FTAI), the business group representing the Irish logistics sector, is urging all businesses working within supply chains to work collaboratively to prepare for the new trading environment at…
Air cargo via Dublin Airport will be key in supporting Ireland’s economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new report published today by the Freight Transport Association Ireland…
The government must support the establishment of new ferry services to offset the risk which a No Deal Brexit presents to the route between Ireland and mainland Europe across the…
The end of the Brexit Transition period is fast approaching. The FTA Ireland Brexit briefing with presentations from Revenue and the Department of Agriculture will update delegates with essential information…
Following comments made by the British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, today (16 October 2020) that it is now time to “get ready” for the prospect of no free trade deal…
A major German logistics company has suspended deliveries to the U.K. due to “significant” problems caused by post-Brexit red tape https://trib.al/fslYmhu
Hauliers, are you Brexit-ready?
Here's what to expect when driving to Dublin Port post-Brexit: https://tii.ie/news/press-releases/tii-brexit-haulier/TII-Brexit-haulier-leaflet.pdf
@DubPortTraffic
@DCCTraffic
@DublinTunnel
#TIIBrexit
Truckers warn Brexit parcel delays from UK online sites to Ireland will last months https://www.irishexaminer.com/business/economy/arid-40206608.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
Our members represent a large cross-section of the industry including hauliers, suppliers, retailers, local authorities, freight forwarders, freight handlers, vehicle manufacturers and others.
