With the growing complexities of international trade, businesses are under pressure to streamline operations, ensure compliance, and reduce costs—all while navigating an increasingly unpredictable landscape.  At TETA, we believe that the future of logistics lies in digitisation. The traditional ways

Sky News reported today that the UK’s voracious demand for commodities like soy, cocoa, palm oil, beef, and leather is exerting “enormous pressure” on the world’s forests, our planet’s lungs. The Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) has highlighted in a stark report that

The Technology-Enabled Trading Alliance (TETA), a consortium that has rapidly become a hub for innovative solution providers in global trade, is set to become an independent entity, spinning out from ubloquity where it was incubated. In a strategic move to

A recent report in the Financial Times highlights the concerns of UK supermarkets about aligning their supply chains with new EU rules on deforestation. With the clock ticking, companies have a narrow window to adapt. This is where the Technology