This is your weekly supply chain bulletin from B2BE for the week starting 26th September 2022. Each week, we bring you a rundown of the latest trends in the news from across the supply chain industry. We cover the issues most important to you, bringing you useful links to the full articles. This ranges from […]
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Global supply chains have been pushed to the max the last two years, highlighting the shortcomings of a complicated system that impacts everything from computer chips to toilet paper. These disruptions don’t just affect daily life—they echo across the global economy. This has been clear in the hardware and building industry, as businesses operating in
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Explained simply, e-invoicing is the ability to send an invoice digitally between suppliers and buyers. This is different, however, from sending a PDF or online invoice via email as an e-invoice is automatically sent to the buyer’s accounting system through a secure network. It means the business does not manually need to handle the invoice
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This is your weekly supply chain bulletin from B2BE for the week starting 19th September 2022. Each week, we bring you a rundown of the latest trends in the news from across the supply chain industry. We cover the issues most important to you, bringing you useful links to the full articles. This ranges from
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The consumer goods supply chain is complex. Flexibility and responsiveness are more critical then ever in the current landscape. With changing customer demands, the FMCG industry is questioning how to keep delivery numbers high and costs down. The fierce competition in the FMCG sector has also highlighted the need for innovation, faster deliveries and increased
This year the UK has seen an influx in public transport networks striking over pay negotiations. This hasn’t just stopped with the train industry, but industrial action has spread from the public transport network to ports around the country, including the United Kingdom’s busiest container port, Felixstowe. Earlier this year, in August, more than 1,900
