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Fuel crisis needs local solutions
29th September 2005, Page 26
29th September 2005
Page 26
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THE CURRENT fuel crisis is a stark reminder to the logistics and haulage industries that to remain competitive, proactive strategic measures must be considered to maintain flexibility and seamless supply-chain solutions.
Despite the knee-jerk cutbacks by some providers, the likelihood is that fuel prices will continue to rise, so factors such as location are fundamental.
Location has always been an integral element to Innovate Logistics' business strategy.
We work hard with our customers in order to use fuel and truck miles as efficiently as possible.
This has led to distribution centres being purpose-built to provide local solutions and to he proved good business sense.
Andrew Dawson Deputy MD Innovate Logistics
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