articleDecarbonising logistics
Steve Barbour explores how the logistics sector can accelerate its decarbonisation journey by looking beyond energy savings and alternative fuels towards more innovative materials and advanced manufacturing processes.
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newsFood logistics should benefit from UK-EU deal
The UK and the EU have agreed a substantial package set out in the Joint Statement; Common Understanding, and Security and Defence Partnerships which covers a broad range of areas.
articleTackling complexity in pricing and supply chain management amid rising tariffs
After five years of crises and disruption, it’s hard to believe that global trade could become more volatile, but rising tariffs, shifting policies, and the unpredictability of international trade have created unprecedented new challenges for businesses, says Jon Moss.
newsAdvisory body set up for Heathrow cargo redevelopment
The British International Freight Association (BIFA) has launched a cargo community advisory body.
productDataLase and TamperTech partnership delivers smart tamper-evident tape for modern supply chains
DataLase, the global leader in Photonic Printing solutions and TamperTech, a market leader in the design and manufacture of tamper-evident packaging and security solutions, have joined forces to introduce a groundbreaking innovation in tamper-evident tape technology.
newsDachser grows through acquisitions
The transport company grew sales by 13% lifting revenue above the 8 billion mark to 8.027 billion euros.
articleIndustry leaders target Cold Chain Hub
Cold Chain Hub, the UK’s leading event for the cold storage and distribution sector, returns to Birmingham’s NEC on 9 & 10 September. With a focus on sustainable solutions, the exhibition will showcase innovation from across the cold supply chain.
articleWhat is fleet management in logistics?
Fleet management in logistics refers to the coordination and oversight of a company’s vehicle fleet to ensure efficient transport of goods
news‘Momentous’ Lower Thames Crossing decision
The Lower Thames Crossing application has been granted development consent by the Secretary of State for Transport.
articleDistribution company saves money by streamlining gatehouse operations
Transforming operations: how automation saved client’s money by streamlining its Gatehouse.
articlePreparing the right contract for packing services
Lucy Pringle asks what you should cover in your agreements for contract packing and fulfilment services.
newsVisibility and representation
GB Railfreight train driver Bessie Matthews talks about her career journey on the eve of International Women’s Day 2025.
articleGlobal shocks and local responses
Nick Petschek outlines how supply chains can build adaptability amid geopolitical uncertainty.
articleYou get out what you put in
Are we at an industry crossroads? John Taylor explores AI in logistics.
articleThe biggest pain points in transitioning to EVs and how to mitigate them
WITH THE Government’s 2035 deadline for the ban on the sale of internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles just a decade away, the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) is a necessity for organisations with either large or small fleets. However, there are many concerns among fleet managers about a transition. In this article we will outline some of the most common pain points and how they can be alleviated through careful design and planning.
newsOnline retail is levelling off in the UK
THE ECOMMERCE sector has hit an inflection point with online penetration as a total of the retail sector in the UK now lower than pre-pandemic projections.
articleChanging gears: what logistics could look like in 2025
The world in which we operate is shifting under our feet, says Chris Clowes, with economic uncertainty, global trade tensions and the need to cultivate sustainability pushing us to rethink continuously how we do business.
newsCompanies prioritising stability says study
SUPPLY CHAIN planning company Coupa has commissioned research revealing that 72% of financial decision-makers consider maintaining stable operating profit margins year-on-year to be an indicator of success.
articleEnd of fire and rehire?
The Labour government’s Employment Rights Bill, introduced in October 2024, seeks to restrict the controversial practice of ‘fire and rehire’.
newsUK firms cutting inventory levels
COMPANIES ARE reversing a policy to hold higher inventory levels, according to comments from leading 3PL DHL in a recent market outlook briefing.
