Increase Your Negotiation Power During Ocean Freight Tendering Season

With supply chains spanning the globe, the shipping and warehousing industries face many challenges — especially when it comes to pest control. Their multiple locations and large inventories mean a pest infestation can affect all legs of the supply chain process. If product and supplies become infested, companies can suffer lasting blows to their reputation and bottom line. That’s why pest prevention and control should be top of mind. And the most effective way to combat pest problems is to implement an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) plan that involves ongoing maintenance and a partnership between employees and pest management professionals.

The definition of supplier diversity How having a diverse supply base can enhance reputation and revenue, as well as reduce risk Ways to overcome common pitfalls when establishing a supplier diversity programme The importance of measuring success and progress to maintain momentum - and how to go about it Examples of good practice in action

The freight and logistics space is rapidly evolving. Automation, technology and business intelligence have increased the capabilities of modern logistics companies and the expectations of end users. These advancements are largely advertised to push freight and logistics to new heights, providing companies with more efficiency in their daily operations and making it easier to ensure their customers' success.

UPS Supply Chain Solutions hosted a virtual event to discuss the complexities surrounding the current European freight industry and its impact on global supply chains. Our team of panelists discussed the hottest topics affecting European trade, including the ongoing Covid-19 recovery, recent geopolitical implications, and sustainability requirements influencing trade throughout Europe.