Efficient supply chain execution is dependent upon systems that are highly connected, responsive and, perhaps above all else, capable of delivering agility. As near-shoring gathers pace and supply chains become shorter, the emphasis will be on agility. By
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The complexity of modern supply chains is encapsulated in the World Trade Organisation concept of ‘Made in the World’. Understanding how control towers can help maintain visibility of these extended supply chains was central to the discussion at a roundta
Pallet distribution services are multiplying rapidly in continental Europe with UK pallet specialists competing against the Continent’s large groupage and full load operators to build market share. Malory Davies reports
From smart phones to Sky boxes, electronic devices have ever increasing capabilities. And their supply chains have to match. This is logistics at the cutting edge. Johanna Parsons reports
Is there enough space for cargo at the UK’s airports? Liza Helps investigates
There is increasing pressure on occupiers to opt for D&B across the region as the amount of Grade A space dwindles even further. Liza Helps reports
Enhanced systems installed with an eye on strategy are changing the rules for storage, racking and shelving, says Johanna Parsons
We need to recruit nearly half a million new people into logistics
If there is one thing logistics providers can be pretty sure of, it’s that customers will be looking for lower costs. After all, buying a logistics service is not like buying designer clothes – there is no kudos attached simply to spending a lot of money.
DHL Freight has launched Eurapid – a day-definite service for less-than-truckload (LTL) shipments
