Transforming Logistics: Precision and Purpose

Presented by Louise Minchin

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The logistics sector has faced significant challenges in recent years, from the pandemic to rising fuel costs and labour shortages. In this programme, explore how the industry is navigating these ongoing challenges and the positive developments within the sector.

Cost-effective, efficient, and compliant

Businesses that temporarily import and export goods can use an ATA Carnet to streamline customs procedures. Boomerang Carnets play a crucial role in simplifying international trade and temporary importation processes by providing these documents. Their services enable cost-effective, efficient, and compliant cross-border movement of goods.

Recruiting the next generation

The logistics sector has faced a significant shortfall in workers in recent years. With the ever-increasing demand for efficient supply chains, the need for skilled professionals has never been more important. DHL Supply chain is encouraging the next generation with exciting career options.

Improve operations and sustainability

A staggering 30% of HGVs travel without goods onboard. With pressures on the industry to improve operations and sustainability it's a statistic HaulageHub are hoping to change. Its co-founders, Scott Robertson and Craig Thompson, share what the organisaiton does, how it is supporting the sector, and how they are helping companies to meet their sustainability goals.

The importance of the warehousing industry

Warehouses are an integral part of a supply chain, serving as hubs for storage, inventory management and distribution. As the warehousing sector grows so does its impact on the UK economy. Clare Bottle, CEO of the UK Warehousing Association, discusses the importance of the warehousing industry for the economy and supply chain, the impact of technology and automation on the sector, and why the industry is a great career choice.

Thought leader interviews

Supporting the UK's international trade

International trade plays a crucial role in the UK economy, with exports making up 31% of the country's total GDP*. Steve Parker, Director General of the British International Freight Association, discusses the importance of global freight forwarding and logistics operations, how they underpin supply chains and support the UK's international trade. (*Source: CBI)

Approved by the British International Freight Association.

A wealth of roles in logistics and supply chain management

People are at the core of logistics and supply chain management and, with AI and ever advancing technology, there are a wealth of roles available. Paul Adams, Chief Executive Officer at Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport UK, shares why it is a great sector to work in.

Approved by the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport UK.

Driving growth and sustainability

The logistics sector is a major contributor to the UK economy, adding £185 billion annually and employing over 7 million people*. Kevin Green, Director of Policy and Communication, at Logistics UK shares how this industry is driving growth and sustainability while also supporting its workforce. (*Source: Logistics UK)

Approved by Logistics UK.

Presented by

Louise Minchin

Louise is a well-known and respected broadcaster and journalist who presented BBC Breakfast for 20 years. She presents the BBC’s Triathlon coverage and has also guest presented 'The One Show' as well as a number of other national TV programmes. Louise is also the host of the top-rated podcast, 'Push Your Peak'.

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