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In July 2020, the UK Government granted development consent for the re-opening of Manston Airport in Kent, closed since 2014. Although it’s proven controversial, in economic terms, there is a very strong case for a dedicated global air cargo hub for the UK.
Choosing the right supply chain execution system has been critical to the success or otherwise of warehouse and transport operations.
Covid-19 appears set to pause the adoption of EVs with potentially significant implications for governments seeking to transition to zero-emission economies
Whilst the spread of coronavirus to the West has brought with it panic and disruption, things are at least getting back to normal in Asia.
John Manners-Bell examines some of the emerging logistics trends of the COVID-19 pandemic, including those seeing an unexpected upside from the crisis
Air pollution in cities is an increasingly important issue being addressed by governments and city administrators, but the plethora of restrictions that apply are highly confusing to operators and manufacturers.
Fashion supply chains are on the verge of a major transformation which will have dramatic effects on the associated logistics industry.
The logistics industry is struggling to attract good quality people. Many operators are now focusing on employee health and wellbeing as a competitive advantage and differentiator which can only be positive for long-term development.
The logistics business of Chinese e-retailing giant, JD.com, is growing quickly as it opens up its infrastructure to third parties.
After years of under-investment, many new port developments are underway in Africa, aimed at addressing the capacity shortage and inefficiencies which have characterized Africa’s ports and shipping sector for so long.
One of the least talked about issues in the global express parcels and mail industries is the role which these sectors play in facilitating the movement of counterfeit goods around the world.
This week in Bogota, Colombia the InterAmericas Development Bank is hosting a conference entitled ‘Latin America 2030: Building supply chains of the future’ at which Ti’s Chief Executive, Prof John Manners-Bell will be a keynote speaker. Ahead of the event, he provides his thoughts on prospects for the region.