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SCALA’s Phil Reuben explains the need for supply chain flexibility in times of geo-political disruption

Supply chains need to be flexible to minimise potential disruption caused by China’s regional lockdown. SCALA Director Phil Reuben explains: “With stay-home orders being given across the economic hubs of China including Shanghai, Shenzhen and Jilin, we are facing significant pressure on global supply chains, with China accounting for about 12% of global trade. “Congestion […]

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Strong global reputation and expertise sees SCALA double its international offering

SCALA has expanded its global presence with a string of recent international projects.  Through a combination of client referrals and a growing international reputation from successful projects, SCALA’s global presence has increased significantly, with international business projects having more than doubled when compared to pre-Covid levels. The business has recently delivered work in countries such

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SCALA expands international service offering with Hainan business support package.

SCALA has announced ambitious plans to assist businesses looking to supercharge growth in China. The initiative will see SCALA China offer a number of tiered support packages to companies interested in trading in Hainan, China, which is aiming to have a Free Trade Port (FTP) system in place by 2025 making Hainan the largest special

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SCALA Executive Director Rob Wright was delighted to present the Award for Environmental Improvement

SCALA Executive Director Rob Wright was delighted to present the Award for Environmental Improvement to Hermes at the CILT Awards for Excellence held on 17th March 2022. This was a really inspiring evening: fantastic to be able to meet up with so many industry peers and friends after such a long time and we were proud to be sponsoring

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SCALA Executive Director Rob Wright speaking at Logistics UK Supply Chain Resilience conference

SCALA Executive Director Rob Wright will be speaking at the forthcoming Logistics UK Supply Chain Resilience conference, sponsored by Quincus, to be held on 30th March 2022. David Wells, Chief Executive of Logistics UK, comments: “Supply Chain Resilience will be an essential event for all senior business leaders involved in logistics, helping them to prepare their

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Many businesses still have no sustainability strategy, according to new research

Despite increasing pressures to improve their carbon footprint, particularly following the COP26 conference, many organisations still do not have a sustainability strategy in place. From surveying business leaders across the grocery and homeware industries, our research found that nearly half of homeware organisations surveyed (40%) do not have a sustainability strategy in place at all,

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SCALA appoints new International Business Executive to strengthen global offering

SCALA, a leading international consultancy providing independent expertise in supply chain and logistics, has appointed Juliette Pitt as its new International Business Executive. Juliette has been hired to co-ordinate business development between SCALA China and SCALA UK. In her new role, Juliette, who speaks fluent Mandarin, will work closely with the teams from both geographical

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A third of businesses have taken no action to reduce the environmental impact of their supply chain

Nearly a third of UK businesses have failed to take any action to reduce the environmental impact of their supply chain operations, according to our report. The industry research on supply chain sustainability, conducted prior to COP26, revealed that 32% of businesses surveyed have no measures in place to monitor the total impact of their operations.  In

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Over 80% of surveyed businesses not measuring environmental impact

Only 18% of businesses surveyed have accurate measures in place to identify how the challenges of the pandemic have affected their businesses’ environmental impact, according to our new report.  We found that almost a third of businesses (32%) have no measures in place to monitor the total impact of their operations. This means that thousands

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