19 January 2021
Organisers of UKIFDA EXPO 2021, the UK and Ireland Fuel Distributors Association have continued to monitor the situation in relation to Covid-19 and following the UK Government’s recent national lockdown announcement have now taken the decision to move the event from 19 & 20 May to 7 & 8 July 2021 at the Exhibition Centre Liverpool. Read More >>
18 January 2021
As 2020 begins to feel like a distant memory, it seems more than fitting to look ahead to 2021. As it will for almost every industry, 2020 will be remembered as an exceptionally challenging time for the fuel logistics sector. But what is 2021 likely to bring? This blog examines the trends and events predicted to impact fuel logistics over the next twelve months. Read More >>
13 November 2020
Ensuring a fuel logistics operation is working within the boundaries of compliance, and storing the data to prove it, can take up an inordinate portion of a fleet manager’s time. Relying on a logistics optimisation solution to simplify things not only enables a streamlining of these various forms of compliance, but provides robust digital back up of compliance in action, readily exportable for auditing purposes. Read More >>
29 October 2020
This year has been anything but predictable. Alongside most of the world, the UK has faced a set of unique challenges in 2020, not least new extremes of supply and demand for the many logistics operations that keep the nation going. How many critical industries rely on bulk fuel delivery? This blog takes a look at just a few. Read More >>
20 October 2020
It’s up to fleet managers to ensure their drivers and vehicles are ready for the road in every aspect possible, from legal compliance and health and safety, to fuel management and vehicle maintenance and inspection.There’s a lot to consider, even before a single vehicle leaves HQ. Furthermore, the prolonged nature of the global pandemic means operators need to be even more aware than usual of current and future fuel logistics industry requirements, and therefore ready to deal with unexpected fluctuations in demand. Read More >>