More than 250 organisations have been shortlisted across 30 categories for the 30th Supply Chain Excellence Awards, taking place tonight (5 November) at Grosvenor House in London.
Organised by Logistics Manager, the Supply Chain Excellence Awards recognise outstanding achievements in logistics and supply chain management, celebrating the projects, people and partnerships helping businesses improve performance, resilience and sustainability.
This year’s ceremony marks three decades of the awards, which were first held in 1997.
“For 30 years, the Supply Chain Excellence Awards have reflected the changes, evolution and, frankly, astonishing development of logistics and supply chain capability,” said Richard Hunt CBE, head judge.
“The thousands of entries submitted to the Supply Chain Excellence Awards have reflected those changes and the Awards have, in their way, helped to drive excellence in the sector.”
This year the 30 award categories cover a broad range of disciplines, including supply chain operations, technology and automation, robotics, digital transformation, sustainability, customer service, procurement and urban logistics.
The ceremony will also recognise achievements across individual sectors, including retail, manufacturing, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, food and drink and the public sector.
Hosted by comedian and actor Marcus Brigstocke, the anniversary event will bring together logistics and supply chain professionals from across the industry to celebrate this year’s finalists and reveal the 2026 winners.
Good luck to all the finalists! The winners will be announced by Logistics Manager magazine tomorrow.
The Supply Chain Excellence Awards celebrate the organisations, teams and projects driving improvement across supply chain operations, logistics, technology, sustainability, manufacturing, retail, healthcare and the public sector. Tables are now available to book for the awards ceremony at The Great Room, Grosvenor House.
