Supply Chain Management

The UK’s £170 billion logistics sector employs more than 8% of the nation’s workforce, moving goods that keep businesses, retailers, and households functioning. With regulatory pressure mounting across environmental standards, border compliance, and supply chain transparency, operators face an extremely complex and demanding environment. Since the UK’s official departure from the European Union in early

Electronics manufacturers must brace for unprecedented upheaval in global supply chains despite Trump’s recent tariff climbdown in Davos, according to a UK sustainable technology company. Emma Armstrong, Sustainable Electronics Ambassador at In2tec, says the sector, reliant on imported components, must treat supply chain resilience and component security as a priority. “The certainties that once underpinned

Procurement Pro will host a webinar, sponsored by Flip Electronics, focused on supply chain trends shaping the electronics industry in 2026. Taking place on 24th February at 2pm UK, the session will examine how procurement teams are expected to operate in an environment defined by geopolitical uncertainty, regulatory change, sustainability expectations, and continued digitalisation across