It’s not all about electric…
Low carbon fuel (LCF) must be part of the solution to reduce emissions from heavy road freight as the UK logistics industry warns the current trajectory to decarbonise commercial vehicles is ‘highly ambitious’.
Low carbon fuel (LCF) must be part of the solution to reduce emissions from heavy road freight as the UK logistics industry warns the current trajectory to decarbonise commercial vehicles is ‘highly ambitious’.
There’s something for everyone at The Warehouse Transformation Awards.
The Tomorrow’s Warehouse conference brought together attendees and suppliers for an action packed day of networking and learning.
New integrations with Colombia’s Urbano and Peru’s Prindel strengthen Scurri’s international carrier ecosystem and extend delivery reach across the region.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves refused to rule out tax rises as she said she will make necessary choices in the upcoming Budget.
Nulogy has introduced new manufacturing quality and compliance capabilities with the strategic acquisition of AuditComply.
Belgium-based ODTH First Class Logistics has taken a decisive step toward the future of warehousing by transforming its Rumst site into a high-performance, automated logistics hub.
The end of the year is fast approaching, with Black Friday and Christmas here in the blink of an eye. Retail and logistics leaders know how busy and chaotic this time of year can be. This is why it pays to plan proactively when managing your workforce.
As businesses across the freight and logistics sector grapple with increasingly stringent carbon reduction mandates, the debate around carbon credits continues to intensify. While companies have exhausted many in-house sustainability measures, the path to net-zero remains elusive without external solutions.
Amazon is developing smart delivery glasses to help Delivery Associates (DAs) identify hazards, seamlessly navigate to customer’s doorsteps, and improve customer deliveries.
A refreshed CCA Scheme for cold storage will commence in January 2026, following intensive campaigning by the CCF.
Unipart has launched a white paper exploring how the modern warehouse has evolved far beyond a a simple cost centre. It’s now a strategic asset, essential for navigating today’s complex and volatile global supply chains.
The strategy will involve increased automation, among other measures, and will target many areas of the business, including the supply chain.
The report claims there is a ‘confidence gap’ as industry executives feel organisations are resilient but many threats can quickly expose the ‘fragility of just-in-time processes’.
Third party logistics provider, Prism eLogistics, has been granted Warehouse Excise Authorisation for Duty Suspense Services by HMRC, an achievement that puts the company in prime position to support the fulfilment and contract packing requirements of the UK’s thriving alcoholic drinks sector.
In September HMRC won a £4.7 million case against Morrisons over aluminium foil origin. Analysis from Adam Wood.
The global home appliance business, known for brands including Philips, has completed a major overhaul of its UK and Ireland logistics operations, boosting performance, resilience, and readiness for growth.
The inaugural Visku Mentoring Programme Event in Birmingham on September 16 showed the value of cross-company mentoring in fostering the supply chain leaders of tomorrow. A lot of important points raised… Logistics Matters editor Simon Duddy reports.
The 3PL is starting a phased rollout of Manhattan Associates’ Active solutions into its global contract logistics operations.
The association has highlighted unintended consequences for industrial and logistics properties, such as lowering funding levels for warehouses.