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Incoterms: A Guide to Shipping Terms
Incoterms are a fundamental element of trade between two parties, defining where risk, cost and responsibility sites between the buyer and seller. BoxLogic Logistics Consultants
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BoxLogic Launch Quarterly Newsletter
BoxLogic has now launched a newsletter. The newsletter will be distributed up to four times a year with the goal of keeping our subscribers up
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BoxLogic Named a Top Consulting Firm
BoxLogic has been named as one of the top consulting firms in the UK for supply chain services for 2023. The list sought to recognise
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How to Use ABC Analysis Across Your Supply Chain
ABC analysis is an inventory management technique of categorising items according to their importance to the business. ‘A’ items are typically the fastest moving, or
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BoxLogic Marks Third Anniversary
BoxLogic marks its third birthday delivering consultancy services in the logistics sector in October 2021. The company has gone from strength-to-strength in its third year
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BoxLogic Feature in Morning Brew Article
BoxLogic’s Matthew Hopkins has featured in a piece for Morning Brew titled ‘What we get wrong about machines taking our jobs’ as part of their
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Selecting A 3PL Partner with BoxLogic
Selecting a Third Party Logistics (3PL) partner is a critical decision and defines a company’s network and fulfilment capability for the long term. BoxLogic’s robust
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BoxLogic Consultants Celebrates its Second Birthday
BoxLogic, is celebrating its second anniversary as a consulting firm in the logistics sector. BoxLogic, is celebrating its second anniversary as a consulting firm in
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2019 Inward Container Freight Volumes By Port
Containerised inbound freight has increased by 55% since 2000. Felixstowe and Southampton are the UK’s largest ports and over the last 10 years, there has
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The Growth in UK Container Freight
Increasing globalisation, specifically China’s role the factory of the world has led to a growth of container traffic into the UK of 55% since 2000.