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The latest news and views from the world of logistic and supply chain management. Together with our latest projects, we will also keep you informed on changing legislation such as Brexit as well as useful guides to help you plan and manage your project.

How to Plan Logistics for an Event: The Easy Way

How to Plan Logistics for an Event: The Easy Way

Planning event logistics doesn’t need to be complicated, but it does need to be done right. Whether you’re managing exhibition freight, coordinating a corporate launch, or delivering high‑value assets into a live venue, the difference between a smooth event and a stressful one is almost always logistics planning.

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Global Partnerships with Onsite Organisers: The Difference Between Access and Advantage

Global Partnerships with Onsite Organisers: The Difference Between Access and Advantage

Across the US, APAC and EMEA, our approach is built on unparalleled global relationships, deep local knowledge and trusted onsite handling teams. We carefully select our partners; we ensure that each one of our partners echoes the important beliefs and values that sit at the heart of Perform Logistics. So that rest assured, you are in our safe hands from start to finish. With this level of commitment, we have seen our customers receive a smoother handling process, faster accesses and absolute confidence that your deliveries move in and out without disruption, no matter where you are operating in the world.

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Rail Loop F: What the UK’s Proposed HS2 Freight Conversion Means for Logistics

Rail Loop F: What the UK’s Proposed HS2 Freight Conversion Means for Logistics

The UK government is reportedly considering a radical shift in strategy: converting HS2 into a dedicated freight corridor while building a new passenger line, Rail Loop F, between London, Manchester and Leeds. This article explores why a freight first HS2 could reshape national logistics, strengthen supply chain resilience and unlock new multimodal freight opportunities across the UK.

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